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Hyperangulated Video Laryngoscopy: The Ultimate Training Guide

HAVL PACscape // Course home5-part curriculum

Navigate the
toughest curves.

Hyperangulated video laryngoscopy is a different geometry, a different visual path, and a different way of thinking about the airway.

Orientation filmHAVL // Intro
Start hereA brief visual orientation before you enter the PACscape.
Format
Online + hands-on
Pathway
5 learning stations
Time
45–60 minutes
01Course overview

For the curve that changed the game

Great views are only the beginning.

HAVL rewards precision, spatial reasoning, and deliberate technique. This PACscape shows you how to think in curves, control a hyperangulated blade, and deliver the tube with a rigid stylet—then gives you a pathway to practice each skill.

Move through the posters in order online, or scan them inside a physical learning space. Each artifact opens one focused part of the curriculum so you can learn, watch, and repeat without losing your place.

Created byJonathan St George, MD · Chris Root, MD · Sean Runnels, MD
A

Build the mental model

Use the Two-Curve Theory to explain how a hyperangulated blade changes both the visual path and the route available to the tube.

B

Control the blade

Work in the midline with minimal torque and a stable camera to create an optimal view—without over-advancing or rotating the blade.

C

Deliver—and adapt

Shape and move a rigid stylet deliberately, troubleshoot the great view when the tube will not pass, and know when to change strategy.

02Curriculum atlas

Five artifacts · one continuous journey

Follow the posters.

In the physical PACscape, scan the poster in front of you. Online, choose the same artifact below. Either way, the visual path stays intact.

Ready when you are

Start with Chapter 01, or use the learning shell below to return to the PACscape Library.

PAC // 410 // Hyperangulated VL

Hyperangulated VL

Hyperangulated Video Laryngoscopy: The Ultimate Training Guide
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