“…However, published examples of routine SALSA implementation are still scarce [14]. This is likely explainable by the very limited experience of neonatologists with laryngeal mask use [15][16][17] for its primary indication, delivery room resuscitation [10]. The unavailability of laryngeal mask/supraglottic airway devices appropriately sized for extremely low birthweight neonates restricts the applicability of SALSA to neonates weighing more than 800 g, even under research conditions [18]; guidelines from other experienced groups restrict their use of size 1 laryngeal mask devices to neonates who weigh more than 1250 g [19].…”
The neonatal airway is often difficult to secure, whether the practitioner responsible for managing the airway is a neonatologist, pediatrician, anesthesiologist, another specialist or an advanced practice provider [...]
“…However, published examples of routine SALSA implementation are still scarce [14]. This is likely explainable by the very limited experience of neonatologists with laryngeal mask use [15][16][17] for its primary indication, delivery room resuscitation [10]. The unavailability of laryngeal mask/supraglottic airway devices appropriately sized for extremely low birthweight neonates restricts the applicability of SALSA to neonates weighing more than 800 g, even under research conditions [18]; guidelines from other experienced groups restrict their use of size 1 laryngeal mask devices to neonates who weigh more than 1250 g [19].…”
The neonatal airway is often difficult to secure, whether the practitioner responsible for managing the airway is a neonatologist, pediatrician, anesthesiologist, another specialist or an advanced practice provider [...]
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