1972
DOI: 10.1093/bja/44.6.611
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The Broncho-Fiberscope as an Aid to Endotracheal Intubation

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“…Our recent experience has confirmed the usefulness of flexible bron-choscopic instruments in readily performing difficult nasotracheal intubations. 4 Local anesthesia is applied in the manner described above to the nose and pharynx. The naso-tracheal tube is placed transnasally in the nasopharynx and the bronchoscope is advanced through the tube.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our recent experience has confirmed the usefulness of flexible bron-choscopic instruments in readily performing difficult nasotracheal intubations. 4 Local anesthesia is applied in the manner described above to the nose and pharynx. The naso-tracheal tube is placed transnasally in the nasopharynx and the bronchoscope is advanced through the tube.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the early 1970s, proprietary fibreoptic bronchoscopes 10,11 , as well as purpose-made, flexible fibreoptic laryngoscopes [12][13][14] , began to be used widely for endotracheal intubation in both awake and anaesthetised patients. Reporting a series of 100 patients, including 34 with severe anatomical abnormalities, Catherine Stiles and colleagues from the University of Southern California…”
Section: Bullard Laryngoscope Photo Is Courtesy Of the Wood Library-mentioning
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“…The availability of the flexible bronchoscope prompted activity on both sides of the Atlantic. Taylor and Towey [5] got into print just before Conyers el a/.. from Canada [6]. Taylor and Towey suggested that the flexible fibreoptic bronchoscope would facilitate awake intubation.…”
Section: Classic Paper: a Fibreoptic Endoscope Used For Tracheal Intumentioning
confidence: 99%