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How to Manage a Difficult Airway
To ensure the best outcomes, prepare for the worst-case scenario in all cases.
Carin Hagberg, MD

A difficult or failed airway only occurs once every 2,200 cases. That's the good news. The bad news is that anesthesia providers are likely ill-prepared when one does occur, because most have never performed or even practiced difficult airway management. In fact, only one-third of residency programs offer training programs specifically geared to difficult airway management.

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