In the age of the video laryngoscope (VL) access to spectacular views is easy, it’s tracheal access and tube delivery that takes on heightened urgency. This space is dedicated to successful tube delivery.

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Curve One	Curve Two
Choose Your Tube	#Nofriction
Stylet Shaping	Perfect vs Best
Holding the Tube	Tip it Forward
To the Glottis!	Stop Pop Drop

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Sure you could stop here, but why would you? Use the digital content in this space for guided self-practice in one of our pop-up learning installations, listen to the podcast, or dive into any of the related content below.

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Rapid Review	Full Video
Microskills	Guided Audio

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A FONA captured in the wild

The hyperangulated video laryngoscope blades’ (HAVL) exaggerated angle amplifies all the tube delivery issues discussed in this space, but no one teaches this better than Dr George Kovacs at AIME Airway We highly encourage you to add them to your learning network.