A novel method of pre-extubation epinephrine nebulisation via suspension microlaryngoscope to prevent post-extubation stridor

Thrust on airway research – Exploring the publications

“…[ 33 ] The journal also witnessed correspondence related to troubleshooting and innovative approaches during elective surgeries. [ 34 35 36 37 ] The journal featured an observational study on intubation practices at a prominent trauma centre. [ 38 ] Anticipating future multicentre national and global collaborations for comprehensive data.…”

Hypoglossal nerve injury – another rare cause for a common problem

“…Common causes of postoperative airway obstruction are incomplete neuromuscular recovery, laryngospasm, bleeding or foreign body in the airway, obstructive sleep apnoea and laryngeal oedema. [ 1 2 3 ] Among the surgical factors, otolaryngologic, head and neck surgeries are more commonly associated with postoperative obstructed breathing because of bleeding into the airway, haematoma, airway oedema or nerve injuries. [ 1 4 ]…”