Abstract
Prehospital personnel (including physicians who participate in disaster relief or emergency medical services operations) might encounter patients who require airway management while they are trapped in vehicles, under debris, or in other confined spaces. In a prospective study, 22 paramedics, 25 emergency medicine residents, and 9 EM faculty attempted to intubate manikins in three different scenarios: manikin lying supine under a table with …
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