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A randomised comparative study on customised versus fixed sized pillow for tracheal intubation in the sniffing position by Macintosh laryngoscopy.

Mridul Dhar | Habib Md Reazaul Karim | Narayanan Rajaram | Avinash Prakash | Sarasa K Sahoo | Anilkumar Narayan
Indian journal of anaesthesia | 2018

The sniffing position has been most commonly used for positioning of the head and neck to facilitate tracheal intubation. However, the optimum degree of head elevation for the optimal laryngeal view is not well studied, especially in non-Western countries. The present study was aimed to compare the use of a fixed height pillow versus a customised pillow (CP) height for head elevation, in terms of glottis visualisation and time required for tracheal intubation.

Pubmed ID: 29910491

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