Abstract

It is important to the new resident to acquire facility in endotracheal intubation early in his training. In this way he achieves both his own tranquillity of mind and security for the patient. Although residents may know the regional anatomy and the theoretical principles of intubation, the practical application of the knowledge is quite a different matter. Demonstration of the technique is difficult, since the laryngoscope permits clear vision of the larynx to the operator alone. As residents all of us have experienced the frustrations of difficulties with intubation and all the complications it entails.

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