Airway Ultrasound for Anesthesia and in Intensive Care Patients—A Narrative Review of the Literature

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Abstract

Ultrasound is an everyday diagnostic tool. In anesthesia and intensive care, it has a role as an adjuvant for many procedures, including the evaluation of the airway. Ultrasound airway evaluation can help predict a difficult airway, visualize the proper positioning of an intubation cannula, or evaluate the airway post-intubation. Protocols need to be established for the better integration of ultrasound in the airway evaluation, however until a consensus is reached in this respect, the ultrasound is a reliable aid in anesthesia and intensive care.

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Lazar, A. E., & Gherghinescu, M. C. (2022, November 1). Airway Ultrasound for Anesthesia and in Intensive Care Patients—A Narrative Review of the Literature. Journal of Clinical Medicine. MDPI. https://doi.org/10.3390/jcm11216327

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