Airway Management

This book is a complete guide to airway management for anaesthesiologists and trainees.

Divided into fourteen sections, the text begins with an overview of the basics of ventilation, anatomy and physiology, clinical evaluation of the airway, and instruments.

The following chapters guide clinicians step by step through techniques, drug administration and prevention and management of complications.

Separate chapters are dedicated to the fibreoptic bronchoscope and one lung ventilation, and the book concludes with discussion on future advances in airway management.

Authored by a recognised expert from North Cumbria University Hospitals, the text is enhanced by clinical photographs and illustrations.

Key points

• Complete guide to airway management for anaesthesiologists and trainees
• Provides step by step guidance on techniques, drug administration and complications
• Separate chapters dedicated to fibreoptic bronchoscope and one lung ventilation
• Authored by recognised Carlisle-based expert

1. Understanding the Basics
2. Clinical Evaluation of Airway
3. Anesthetic Pharmacology
4. Instruments
5. Tracheal Intubation
6. Fiberoptic Bronchoscope
7. Surgical Airway
8. Confirmation Techniques of Secured Airways
9. One Lung Ventilation
10. Difficult Airways
11. Extubation
12. Ventilation Strategies
13. Airway Management in Airway Surgeries and Airway Fires
14. Advances in Airway Management

Geetanjali S Verma DNB MNAMS EDAIC
Registrar, Department of Anaesthetics, North Cumbria University Hospitals, Carlisle, UK