Comparing Intubation Techniques in Mannequin during Ongoing CPR: Conventional Non-Styleted, Conventional Styleted, Conventional Kiwi Grip, and Video Laryngoscopy –A Simulation Based Observational Study.
Keywords:
cardiopulmonary resuscitation; airway management; video laryngoscopy; endotracheal intubation; simulation studyAbstract
Background: Airway management during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is technically challenging, and interruptions in chest compressions may adversely affect resuscitation quality. While video laryngoscopy has been increasingly adopted in emergency settings, evidence comparing different intubation techniques during ongoing CPR—particularly with respect to procedural efficiency—remains limited.
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