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FOI Can be a Great Rescue Device
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In a failed intubation, or in situations like a cardiac arrest where a supraglottic airway device (SAD) is used, fiberoptic can be a great tool to assist in the placement of a definitive airway without putting your patient at risk. If you’re delivering adequate oxygen with that SAD, why put yourself in jeopardy by removing it. Instead, the use of a fiberoptic device, along with an exchange catheter such as the Aintree used here for demonstration, can allow for safe tracheal access while providing continuous oxygenation. Let’s take a look.
Rapid Review
The Complete Technique in 124 Seconds Flat
Real time too slow for you? This high speed selection of fiberoptic with an exchange catheter used as a rescue tool will give you the highlights, and prime you for what comes next. ⏩
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It Pays to Pay Attention to the Details
Take some time to dig into the details with Dr Panchamia, and watch this full procedure video on how to perform this valuable rescue technique.
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