“…Our data support the findings of previous manikin studies of inexperienced practitioners, using other indirect or videolaryngoscopes, such as the Airway Scope (Pentax, Tokyo, Japan) [11,12,15,16], Glidescope (Verathon Medical, Bothell, WA, USA) [14,16], and Airtraq (Fannin (UK) Ltd, Calcot, Reading UK) [9,10,13], and adds to these by showing that videolaryngoscopy can aid the teaching of direct laryngoscopy. These studies differ in some respects including the difficulty of laryngoscopy, the numbers of intubation attempts studied, and the nature and detail of instruction given before tracheal intubation was attempted.…”