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NASOTRACHEAL INTUBATION VIDEOS
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NASOTRACHEAL INTUBATION USING FORCEPS
This video shows the nasotracheal intubation technique utilizing forceps. Forceps can aid in tube placement. The forceps should remain in closed position when entering the oral cavity. Make sure to grab the endotracheal tube proximal or distal to the cuff to avoid cuff perforation.
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NASOTRACHEAL INTUBATION WITHOUT FORCEPS
No forceps? No worries! This innovative nasotracheal intubation technique was described by Jerry A. Dorsch and Susan E. Dorsch (2008) in the book, Understanding Anesthesia Equipment.
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FIBEROPTIC NASAL INTUBATION
This technique is indicated for the anticipated difficult airway.
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CATHETER-GUIDED NASAL INTUBATION
Although the red-rubber catheter is not approved by FDA for nasal intubation, studies have shown decreased trauma and epistaxis with its use.
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