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In this video, I will walk you through a difficult airway management scenario during general anesthesia. This is a good educational video to see how difficult general anesthesia is conducted. The use of bougie which I refer to as a stylet is a part of difficult intubation equipment. The endotracheal tube intubation is switched from an oral to a nasal tube and a bougie is used to get the tube in the trachea. The endotracheal tube insertion is eventually done successfully.
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AnesthesiaGuru

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00:00 What is difficult anesthesia
00:57 Anesthesia induction
02:37 Muscle relaxant administration
03:12 Inserting a laryngoscope
04:48 Nasotracheal intubation
06:27 Checking the tube position

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