Is there any risk of iatrogenic C1-C2 subluxation in case of transverse facial cleft patient intubations and operations? What if there is no vertebral anomaly visible on CT.
I would grateful if you can help me. It is very difficult to get any publication about that subject.
In-line position ,I can place the PLMA using "Sandwich technique"(
presented in 2015IARS in Honolulu.
] usually do not risk despite normal image studies. I had 4-5 cases last year that was candidated for CABG and I intubated them by fiberoptic in neuter position.
Dr Brudnicki, I am an cardiac anesthesiologist. CABG means Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Surgery. My patients were adults with problem in C1-C2
Flexible Fiberoptic specially awake intubation (if applicable) is the safest.
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