How to Manage Difficult Intubations for Improved Patient Outcomes

Maneuvering during a difficult intubation can be frustrating. Even worse, it can also result in a patient medical emergency. The McGRATH™ MAC X-blade video laryngoscope was designed for extremely challenging airways - to support you when difficult airways arise. In this brief clinically-simulated tutorial, we share insightful tips on how to manage a difficult airway intubation.
Watch as a stylet is used to insert the endotracheal tube (ETT) to match the curvature of the blade. Learn why it’s important to keep the stylet shaft straight and how deviating from the standard direct laryngoscope technique helps optimize the stylet insertion.
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