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Ultrasound
Focused ultrasound
for airway management
Philips tutorial
Michael B. Stone, MD, RDMS
Director, Division of Emergency Ultrasound — Department of Emergency Medicine
Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA
Wilma Chan, MD
Emergency Ultrasound Fellow, Department of Emergency Medicine
Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA
Contents
Focused ultrasound for airway management
1 Introduction 3
2 Clinical case 4
3 Fundamentals of the exam 5
4 Ultrasound technique 13
5 Case resolution 23
6 Bibliography 24
Additional resources 25
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Ultrasound Focused ultrasound for airway managem
Contents Focused ultrasound for airway manageme
1 Introduction Point-of-care ultrasoun
2 Clinical case An 88-year-old male is tra
3 Fundamentals of the exam Point-of-care u
hyoid bone thyrohyoid membrane median thyrohyoid
Confirmation of tracheal tube placement is perfor
Nomenclature and definition of the terms The rele
[Figure 2] Longitudinal view of the relevant uppe
· Due to the reflective properties of the A-M int
[Figure 3] Transverse view of the relevant upper
Transducer selection The anatomic structures of i
4 Ultrasound technique Identification of th
The tracheal rings are visualized as a series of
[Figure 5] The cricothyroid membrane (asterisks)
[ Video 1 ] Identificatio
Endotracheal intubation Apply the linear transduc
[Figure 6a] Appropriate transducer placement for
As a different operator advances the endotracheal
[ Video 2 ] Demonstration
[ Video 3 ] Demonstration
Real-time imaging with continuous observation dur
5 Case resolution This patient has an u
14 Bibliography 1. Muslu B, Sert H, Kaya A,
Additional resources For additional resourc
This paper reflects the opinion of the author, no