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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM. EMCrit Podcast 35 – Extubation in the ED. EMCrit Blog. Published on November 18, 2010. Accessed on February 8th 2023. Available at [https://emcrit.org/emcrit/extubation/ ].
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Would a bailey’s maneuver of placing an lma…like the air-q or i-gel while the patient is intubated be advisable in some conditions? Like a difficult intubation patient..only difficult after experiencing the intubation first hand? Had a case this past weekend when GI asked for elective intubation to protect the airway for removal of a food impaction by meat in the esophagus. Lacking experience in intubation then extubating the patient in the ED we called anesthesia… the case was taken to the OR with intubation and extubation handled by anesthesia. We had no problems with intubation. Anesthesia wanted to do it… Read more »
If you think about an LMA and where it sits, I think you’ll see it will not work for Upper Endoscopy. ED Extubation can and should be done. https://emcrit.org/podcasts/extubation/
excellent, scott.