Covering a broad range of difficulties in both upper and lower airways, Video Atlas of Upper and Lower Airway Management, Second Edition, expertly edited by Drs. Wanda M. Popescu, Lena N. Glowka, Nicole E. Ginsberg, and William J. Rosenblatt, provides a highly visual, case-based approach to the challenges you’re likely to face in anesthesia practice. This thoroughly revised volume demonstrates the clinical applications of important principles, with a corresponding video for almost every chapter, edited and narrated by Dr. Rosenblatt, that shows you how to perform key techniques successfully.
1. Cover - p. Cover 2. Title Page - p. i 3. Copyright - p. ii 4. Dedication - p. iii 5. Foreword - p. v 6. Preface - p. vii 7. Acknowledgments - p. ix 8. Contents - p. xi 9. Glossary - p. xvii 10. Contributors - p. xix 11. PART A: UPPER AIRWAY - p. xxviii 12. SECTION I: Basic Airway Evaluation and Management Procedures - p. xxviii 13. 1 Decision Making in the 2022 Difficult Airway Guidelines - p. 1 14. 2 The 2022 Difficult ASA Difficult Airway Guidelines Recommendations Update - p. 5 15. 3 Preoperative Endoscopic Airway Evaluation - p. 7 16. 4 Virtual Endoscopy of the Human Airway - p. 10 17. 5 Difficult Airway Letter - p. 14 18. 6 Routine Mask Ventilation - p. 18 19. 7 Difficult Mask Ventilation - p. 21 20. 8 Direct Laryngoscopy and the Pogo Score - p. 24 21. 9 High-Flow Nasal Oxygen - p. 26 22. 10 Conversion from THRIVE to Tracheal Intubation - p. 30 23. 11 Preparation for Awake Intubation - p. 33 24. 12 Video Stylets in Awake Intubation - p. 36 25. 13 Ultrasound in Airway Evaluation - p. 39 26. 14 Ultrasound in Confirming Endotracheal Intubation - p. 42 27. 15 Reusable Versus Single-Use Devices: Environmental, Economic, and Public Health Considerations - p. 44 28. 16 Nasal Intubation - p. 47 29. 17 Optical Stylets - p. 50 30. 18 Use of the Flexible Intubation Scope - p. 52 31. 19 Pitfalls in the Use of the Flexible Intubation Scope - p. 56 32. 20 Hang-Up During Intubation with the FIS - p. 59 33. 21 Combined FIS and Video Laryngoscopy - p. 62 34. 22 Optically Aided Intubation via an Intubating Supraglottic Airway - p. 65 35. 23 Oxylator Automatic Resuscitator - p. 68 36. 24 Total Intravenous Anesthesia - p. 70 37. 25 Intubation Without Muscle Relaxation - p. 73 38. 26 Inhalation Induction - p. 76 39. 27 Complications of Tracheal Intubation - p. 79 40. SECTION II: Difficult Airway Management - p. 81 41. 28 The 2022 Difficult ASA Difficult Airway Infographic—Adult - p. 82 42. 29 The 2022 ASA Difficult Airway Infographic—Pediatric - p. 87 43. 30 Unexpected Failed Direct Laryngoscopy - p. 89 44. 31 Failed Direct Laryngotracheal Intubation Rescue - p. 93 45. 32 Stylet-Like Adjuncts to Laryngoscopy and Intubation - p. 96 46. 33 Optimizing Positioning for Direct Laryngoscopy - p. 99 47. 34 Preinduction Determination of Cannot Ventilate by Face Mask - p. 101 48. 35 Preinduction Determination of Should Not Ventilate by Face Mask - p. 104 49. 36 Melker Emergency Cricothyrotomy - p. 107 50. SECTION III: Advanced Airway Procedures - p. 108 51. 37 Deep Extubation - p. 109 52. 38 The Bailey Maneuver - p. 112 53. 39 Nasal to Oral Tube Exchange - p. 114 54. 40 Intraoperative Oral to Nasal Tracheal Tube Exchange - p. 117 55. 41 Upper Airway Surgery with a Supraglottic Airway - p. 120 56. 42 Supraglottic Airway to Tracheal Tube Exchange - p. 123 57. 43 Combitube to Tracheal Tube Exchange - p. 126 58. 44 Extubation of the Difficult Airway Patient - p. 129 59. 45 Extubation in the Nonoperating Room, Non-ICU Environment - p. 132 60. 46 Out of the Operating Room Difficult Airway - p. 135 61. 47 Endotracheal Tube Exchange in the ICU - p. 137 62. 48 Reintubation in the ICU Patient with Unexpected Postextubation Stridor - p. 140 63. 49 Partial Extubation Masquerading as Cuff Leak - p. 143 64. 50 Difficult Extubation in the ICU - p. 146 65. 51 Translaryngeal Ventilation and Complications - p. 149 66. SECTION IV: Special Clinical Situations - p. 151 67. 52 The Voice Professional - p. 152 68. 53 Airway Management Strategies for Asleep/Awake/Asleep Craniotomies - p. 155 69. 54 Positioning of the Morbidly Obese Patient - p. 158 70. 55 Obstructive Sleep Apnea Surgery - p. 161 71. 56 Drug-Induced Sleep Endoscopy - p. 164 72. 57 Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea in a Pregnant Patient - p. 166 73. 58 Preoperative Continuous Positive Airway Pressure - p. 169 74. 59 Airway Management During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation - p. 172 75. 60 The Patient with Severe Arthritic Syndrome Disease - p. 175 76. 61 Angioneurotic Edema - p. 178 77. 62 Neck Trauma - p. 181 78. 63 Emergent Airway Management in the Unstable At-Risk Cervical Spine Patient - p. 184 79. 64 The Stable Patient with an At-Risk Cervical Spine - p. 187 80. 65 Cervical Osteophytes and Airway Management - p. 190 81. SECTION V: Head and Neck Patient and Procedures - p. 192 82. 66 The Patient with a History of Neck Irradiation - p. 193 83. 67 Unilateral Vocal Cord Paralysis - p. 197 84. 68 Bilateral Vocal Cord Paralysis - p. 199 85. 69 The Patient with a Previous Tracheostomy (Resolved) - p. 202 86. 70 Oropharyngeal Stenosis - p. 205 87. 71 Isshiki Thyroplasty - p. 207 88. 72 Esophageal Dilation - p. 210 89. 73 Recurrent Airway Papillomas - p. 212 90. 74 Vocal Cord Polyp Surgery - p. 214 91. 75 Soft Tissue Cancers of the Neck - p. 217 92. 76 Substernal Thyroid - p. 219 93. 77 Neuromonitoring Tracheal Tubes - p. 222 94. 78 Hypopharyngeal Masses - p. 224 95. 79 Subglottic Stenosis—Noncritical/Supraglottic Jet Ventilation - p. 227 96. 80 Subglottic Jet Ventilation - p. 230 97. 81 Elective Transtracheal (Transcricothyroid Membrane) Jet Ventilation - p. 233 98. 82 Laser Airway Surgery - p. 236 99. 83 Managing an Airway Fire - p. 239 100. 84 Aintree Catheter Use for Supraglottic Airway to Endotracheal Tube Conversion - p. 241 101. 85 Management of the Previously Surgically Manipulated Larynx - p. 243 102. 86 Free Tissue Transfer Surgery - p. 246 103. 87 Dental Restoration - p. 249 104. 88 Cleft Palate Surgery - p. 252 105. 89 Le Fort 1 Facial Advancement - p. 255 106. 90 Mandibular and Temporomandibular Joint Surgery - p. 258 107. 91 Robotic Surgery in the Airway - p. 261 108. 92 Tracheostomy in the Intubated Patient - p. 264 109. 93 Laryngectomy - p. 267 110. 94 Tube Exchange in a New Tracheostomy - p. 270 111. 95 Switching from Established Shiley Catheter to Tracheal Tube - p. 273 112. 96 Intubating an Existing Tracheostomy - p. 275 113. 97 One-Lung Ventilation in a Patient with Tracheostomy - p. 279 114. 98 Tracheoesophageal Puncture for Voice Prosthesis Placement - p. 282 115. 99 Tracheostomy Revision - p. 285 116. 100 Decannulation of the Patient with the Long-Standing Tracheostomy - p. 287 117. 101 Emergency Care of Tracheostomy Tube Dislodgement - p. 290 118. 102 The Patient with a Persistent Tracheostomy Fistula - p. 294 119. 103 The Adult with a Foreign Body in the Airway (Acute) - p. 297 120. 104 The Adult with a Long-Standing Foreign Body in the Airway - p. 300 121. 105 Esophageal Foreign Bodies - p. 303 122. 106 Pediatric Postoperative Bleeding Tonsil - p. 305 123. 107 An Uncooperative Child with a Difficult Airway - p. 308 124. 108 Pediatric Airway Foreign Body - p. 311 125. 109 Childhood Hemangiomas - p. 314 126. 110 Invasive Airway Access in Small Children - p. 317 127. 111 Flexible Bronchoscopy in a Small Child - p. 320 128. 112 Gender-Affirming Surgery for Correction of Thyroid Prominence - p. 323 129. 113 Gender-Affirming Voice Surgery - p. 326 130. 114 Vocal Cord Augmentation - p. 328 131. PART B: LOWER AIRWAY - p. 330 132. SECTION I: Interventional Pulmonology - p. 330 133. 115 Flexible Bronchoscopy - p. 331 134. 116 Endobronchial Ultrasound Bronchoscopy - p. 335 135. 117 Airway Management for Robotic Bronchoscopy - p. 338 136. 118 Airway Management for Bronchial Thermoplasty - p. 342 137. 119 Airway Management for Cryobiopsy - p. 344 138. 120 Airway Management for Nonsurgical Endobronchial Tumor Resection - p. 348 139. 121 Interventional Management of Tracheal Stenosis - p. 351 140. 122 Interventional Management of Tracheomalacia - p. 353 141. 123 Bilateral Lung Lavage - p. 356 142. 124 Medical Thoracoscopy for Pleural Biopsy - p. 359 143. SECTION II: Lung Isolation Devices and Techniques - p. 361 144. 125 Left-Sided Double-Lumen Tube - p. 362 145. 126 Right-Sided Double-Lumen Tube - p. 365 146. 127 Silicone Double-Lumen Tubes - p. 368 147. 128 Anchor Double Lumen Endotracheal Tube - p. 370 148. 129 Double-Lumen Tube Placement Using the Glidescope - p. 372 149. 130 Double-Lumen Tube Placement Using the McGrath Blade - p. 375 150. 131 Double-Lumen Tube with Incorporated Fiberoptic Bronchoscopy - p. 377 151. 132 Single-Lumen Tubes with Incorporated Video Camera - p. 380 152. 133 Univent Tubes - p. 382 153. 134 Fuji Uniblocker Bronchial Blocker - p. 384 154. 135 Arndt Bronchial Blocker - p. 387 155. 136 Cohen Bronchial Blocker - p. 390 156. 137 EZ-Blocker - p. 394 157. 138 Endobronchial Tubes and Endobronchial Intubation7 - p. 397 158. 139 Double-Lumen Tube to Single-Lumen Tube Exchange - p. 400 159. 140 Single Lumen Tube to Double Lumen Tube Exchange - p. 403 160. SECTION III: Airway Surgery - p. 406 161. 141 Tracheoplasty for Tracheobronchial Malacia - p. 407 162. 142 Tracheal Resection Surgery - p. 410 163. 143 Tracheal Resection Using a Supraglottic Airway - p. 413 164. 144 Tracheal Stenosis in a Term Pregnant Patient - p. 416 165. 145 Tracheoesophageal Fistula Repair - p. 419 166. 146 Bronchopleural Fistula Repair - p. 422 167. 147 Left Mainstem Bronchus Resection Via Right Thoracotomy - p. 425 168. 148 Carinal Resection - p. 428 169. 149 Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation in Thoracic Surgery - p. 432 170. SECTION IV: Surgeries Requiring Lung Isolation - p. 435 171. 150 Mediastinoscopy and Video-Assisted Thoracic Surgery - p. 436 172. 151 Robotic-Assisted Thoracic Surgery - p. 440 173. 152 Robotic-Assisted Thymectomy - p. 443 174. 153 Lung Resection after Previous Lung Surgery445 - p. 445 175. 154 Lung Decortication - p. 448 176. 155 Open Descending Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm Repair - p. 451 177. 156 Minimally Invasive Esophagectomy - p. 454 178. 157 Esophagectomy for Achalasia - p. 457 179. 158 One-Lung Ventilation in a Pediatric Patient - p. 460 180. SECTION V: Preexisting Conditions - p. 462 181. 159 Airway Management for a Large Anterior Mediastinal Mass Resection in Adults - p. 463 182. 160 Lung Isolation in a Patient with Difficult Airway - p. 467 183. 161 Esophageal Dilation - p. 470 184. SECTION VI: Congenital Abnormalities of the Lower Airway - p. 472 185. 162 One-Lung Ventilation in a Patient with Dextrocardia - p. 473 186. 163 One-Lung Ventilation in a Patient with Tracheal Bronchus - p. 476 187. SECTION VII: Lung Transplantation - p. 477 188. 164 Bilateral Sequential Lung Transplant - p. 478 189. 165 Rigid Bronchoscopy with Stent Placement after Bilateral Lung Transplant - p. 481 190. 166 Airway Management Post–lung Transplant - p. 484 191. SECTION VIII: Lower Airway Emergencies - p. 486 192. 167 Massive Airway Bleeding During Transbronchial Biopsy - p. 487 193. 168 Chest Trauma - p. 490 194. 169 Airway Management for Potential Tracheal Rupture - p. 493 195. PART C: COVID-19 - p. 495 196. SECTION I: Airway Considerations in COVID-19 - p. 495 197. 170 Airway Management in the COVID-19 Patient - p. 496 198. 171 Difficult Airway Management in the Patient with COVID-19 - p. 498 199. 172 Thoracic Surgery in Patients with COVID-19 - p. 500 200. 173 Awake Intubation in Patients with COVID-19 - p. 502 201. 174 Intraoperative Management of Subglottic Stenosis in Post COVID-19 Patients - p. 504 202. 175 Airway Management Consideration in Patients with Lower Airway Sequelae from COVID-19 - p. 507 203. 176 Transcutaneous CO2 Monitoring - p. 510 204. 177 Barrier Devices to Reduce Aerosol Exposure in the COVID-19 Patient - p. 513 205. Index - p. 515
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Covering a broad range of difficulties in both upper and lower airways, Video Atlas of Upper and Lower Airway Management, Second Edition, expertly edited by Drs. Wanda M. Popescu, Lena N. Glowka, Nicole E. Ginsberg, and William J. Rosenblatt, provides a highly visual, case-based approach to the challenges you’re likely to face in anesthesia practice. This thoroughly revised volume demonstrates the clinical applications of important principles, with a corresponding video for almost every chapter, edited and narrated by Dr. Rosenblatt, that shows you how to perform key techniques successfully.
1. Cover - p. Cover 2. Title Page - p. i 3. Copyright - p. ii 4. Dedication - p. iii 5. Foreword - p. v 6. Preface - p. vii 7. Acknowledgments - p. ix 8. Contents - p. xi 9. Glossary - p. xvii 10. Contributors - p. xix 11. PART A: UPPER AIRWAY - p. xxviii 12. SECTION I: Basic Airway Evaluation and Management Procedures - p. xxviii 13. 1 Decision Making in the 2022 Difficult Airway Guidelines - p. 1 14. 2 The 2022 Difficult ASA Difficult Airway Guidelines Recommendations Update - p. 5 15. 3 Preoperative Endoscopic Airway Evaluation - p. 7 16. 4 Virtual Endoscopy of the Human Airway - p. 10 17. 5 Difficult Airway Letter - p. 14 18. 6 Routine Mask Ventilation - p. 18 19. 7 Difficult Mask Ventilation - p. 21 20. 8 Direct Laryngoscopy and the Pogo Score - p. 24 21. 9 High-Flow Nasal Oxygen - p. 26 22. 10 Conversion from THRIVE to Tracheal Intubation - p. 30 23. 11 Preparation for Awake Intubation - p. 33 24. 12 Video Stylets in Awake Intubation - p. 36 25. 13 Ultrasound in Airway Evaluation - p. 39 26. 14 Ultrasound in Confirming Endotracheal Intubation - p. 42 27. 15 Reusable Versus Single-Use Devices: Environmental, Economic, and Public Health Considerations - p. 44 28. 16 Nasal Intubation - p. 47 29. 17 Optical Stylets - p. 50 30. 18 Use of the Flexible Intubation Scope - p. 52 31. 19 Pitfalls in the Use of the Flexible Intubation Scope - p. 56 32. 20 Hang-Up During Intubation with the FIS - p. 59 33. 21 Combined FIS and Video Laryngoscopy - p. 62 34. 22 Optically Aided Intubation via an Intubating Supraglottic Airway - p. 65 35. 23 Oxylator Automatic Resuscitator - p. 68 36. 24 Total Intravenous Anesthesia - p. 70 37. 25 Intubation Without Muscle Relaxation - p. 73 38. 26 Inhalation Induction - p. 76 39. 27 Complications of Tracheal Intubation - p. 79 40. SECTION II: Difficult Airway Management - p. 81 41. 28 The 2022 Difficult ASA Difficult Airway Infographic—Adult - p. 82 42. 29 The 2022 ASA Difficult Airway Infographic—Pediatric - p. 87 43. 30 Unexpected Failed Direct Laryngoscopy - p. 89 44. 31 Failed Direct Laryngotracheal Intubation Rescue - p. 93 45. 32 Stylet-Like Adjuncts to Laryngoscopy and Intubation - p. 96 46. 33 Optimizing Positioning for Direct Laryngoscopy - p. 99 47. 34 Preinduction Determination of Cannot Ventilate by Face Mask - p. 101 48. 35 Preinduction Determination of Should Not Ventilate by Face Mask - p. 104 49. 36 Melker Emergency Cricothyrotomy - p. 107 50. SECTION III: Advanced Airway Procedures - p. 108 51. 37 Deep Extubation - p. 109 52. 38 The Bailey Maneuver - p. 112 53. 39 Nasal to Oral Tube Exchange - p. 114 54. 40 Intraoperative Oral to Nasal Tracheal Tube Exchange - p. 117 55. 41 Upper Airway Surgery with a Supraglottic Airway - p. 120 56. 42 Supraglottic Airway to Tracheal Tube Exchange - p. 123 57. 43 Combitube to Tracheal Tube Exchange - p. 126 58. 44 Extubation of the Difficult Airway Patient - p. 129 59. 45 Extubation in the Nonoperating Room, Non-ICU Environment - p. 132 60. 46 Out of the Operating Room Difficult Airway - p. 135 61. 47 Endotracheal Tube Exchange in the ICU - p. 137 62. 48 Reintubation in the ICU Patient with Unexpected Postextubation Stridor - p. 140 63. 49 Partial Extubation Masquerading as Cuff Leak - p. 143 64. 50 Difficult Extubation in the ICU - p. 146 65. 51 Translaryngeal Ventilation and Complications - p. 149 66. SECTION IV: Special Clinical Situations - p. 151 67. 52 The Voice Professional - p. 152 68. 53 Airway Management Strategies for Asleep/Awake/Asleep Craniotomies - p. 155 69. 54 Positioning of the Morbidly Obese Patient - p. 158 70. 55 Obstructive Sleep Apnea Surgery - p. 161 71. 56 Drug-Induced Sleep Endoscopy - p. 164 72. 57 Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea in a Pregnant Patient - p. 166 73. 58 Preoperative Continuous Positive Airway Pressure - p. 169 74. 59 Airway Management During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation - p. 172 75. 60 The Patient with Severe Arthritic Syndrome Disease - p. 175 76. 61 Angioneurotic Edema - p. 178 77. 62 Neck Trauma - p. 181 78. 63 Emergent Airway Management in the Unstable At-Risk Cervical Spine Patient - p. 184 79. 64 The Stable Patient with an At-Risk Cervical Spine - p. 187 80. 65 Cervical Osteophytes and Airway Management - p. 190 81. SECTION V: Head and Neck Patient and Procedures - p. 192 82. 66 The Patient with a History of Neck Irradiation - p. 193 83. 67 Unilateral Vocal Cord Paralysis - p. 197 84. 68 Bilateral Vocal Cord Paralysis - p. 199 85. 69 The Patient with a Previous Tracheostomy (Resolved) - p. 202 86. 70 Oropharyngeal Stenosis - p. 205 87. 71 Isshiki Thyroplasty - p. 207 88. 72 Esophageal Dilation - p. 210 89. 73 Recurrent Airway Papillomas - p. 212 90. 74 Vocal Cord Polyp Surgery - p. 214 91. 75 Soft Tissue Cancers of the Neck - p. 217 92. 76 Substernal Thyroid - p. 219 93. 77 Neuromonitoring Tracheal Tubes - p. 222 94. 78 Hypopharyngeal Masses - p. 224 95. 79 Subglottic Stenosis—Noncritical/Supraglottic Jet Ventilation - p. 227 96. 80 Subglottic Jet Ventilation - p. 230 97. 81 Elective Transtracheal (Transcricothyroid Membrane) Jet Ventilation - p. 233 98. 82 Laser Airway Surgery - p. 236 99. 83 Managing an Airway Fire - p. 239 100. 84 Aintree Catheter Use for Supraglottic Airway to Endotracheal Tube Conversion - p. 241 101. 85 Management of the Previously Surgically Manipulated Larynx - p. 243 102. 86 Free Tissue Transfer Surgery - p. 246 103. 87 Dental Restoration - p. 249 104. 88 Cleft Palate Surgery - p. 252 105. 89 Le Fort 1 Facial Advancement - p. 255 106. 90 Mandibular and Temporomandibular Joint Surgery - p. 258 107. 91 Robotic Surgery in the Airway - p. 261 108. 92 Tracheostomy in the Intubated Patient - p. 264 109. 93 Laryngectomy - p. 267 110. 94 Tube Exchange in a New Tracheostomy - p. 270 111. 95 Switching from Established Shiley Catheter to Tracheal Tube - p. 273 112. 96 Intubating an Existing Tracheostomy - p. 275 113. 97 One-Lung Ventilation in a Patient with Tracheostomy - p. 279 114. 98 Tracheoesophageal Puncture for Voice Prosthesis Placement - p. 282 115. 99 Tracheostomy Revision - p. 285 116. 100 Decannulation of the Patient with the Long-Standing Tracheostomy - p. 287 117. 101 Emergency Care of Tracheostomy Tube Dislodgement - p. 290 118. 102 The Patient with a Persistent Tracheostomy Fistula - p. 294 119. 103 The Adult with a Foreign Body in the Airway (Acute) - p. 297 120. 104 The Adult with a Long-Standing Foreign Body in the Airway - p. 300 121. 105 Esophageal Foreign Bodies - p. 303 122. 106 Pediatric Postoperative Bleeding Tonsil - p. 305 123. 107 An Uncooperative Child with a Difficult Airway - p. 308 124. 108 Pediatric Airway Foreign Body - p. 311 125. 109 Childhood Hemangiomas - p. 314 126. 110 Invasive Airway Access in Small Children - p. 317 127. 111 Flexible Bronchoscopy in a Small Child - p. 320 128. 112 Gender-Affirming Surgery for Correction of Thyroid Prominence - p. 323 129. 113 Gender-Affirming Voice Surgery - p. 326 130. 114 Vocal Cord Augmentation - p. 328 131. PART B: LOWER AIRWAY - p. 330 132. SECTION I: Interventional Pulmonology - p. 330 133. 115 Flexible Bronchoscopy - p. 331 134. 116 Endobronchial Ultrasound Bronchoscopy - p. 335 135. 117 Airway Management for Robotic Bronchoscopy - p. 338 136. 118 Airway Management for Bronchial Thermoplasty - p. 342 137. 119 Airway Management for Cryobiopsy - p. 344 138. 120 Airway Management for Nonsurgical Endobronchial Tumor Resection - p. 348 139. 121 Interventional Management of Tracheal Stenosis - p. 351 140. 122 Interventional Management of Tracheomalacia - p. 353 141. 123 Bilateral Lung Lavage - p. 356 142. 124 Medical Thoracoscopy for Pleural Biopsy - p. 359 143. SECTION II: Lung Isolation Devices and Techniques - p. 361 144. 125 Left-Sided Double-Lumen Tube - p. 362 145. 126 Right-Sided Double-Lumen Tube - p. 365 146. 127 Silicone Double-Lumen Tubes - p. 368 147. 128 Anchor Double Lumen Endotracheal Tube - p. 370 148. 129 Double-Lumen Tube Placement Using the Glidescope - p. 372 149. 130 Double-Lumen Tube Placement Using the McGrath Blade - p. 375 150. 131 Double-Lumen Tube with Incorporated Fiberoptic Bronchoscopy - p. 377 151. 132 Single-Lumen Tubes with Incorporated Video Camera - p. 380 152. 133 Univent Tubes - p. 382 153. 134 Fuji Uniblocker Bronchial Blocker - p. 384 154. 135 Arndt Bronchial Blocker - p. 387 155. 136 Cohen Bronchial Blocker - p. 390 156. 137 EZ-Blocker - p. 394 157. 138 Endobronchial Tubes and Endobronchial Intubation7 - p. 397 158. 139 Double-Lumen Tube to Single-Lumen Tube Exchange - p. 400 159. 140 Single Lumen Tube to Double Lumen Tube Exchange - p. 403 160. SECTION III: Airway Surgery - p. 406 161. 141 Tracheoplasty for Tracheobronchial Malacia - p. 407 162. 142 Tracheal Resection Surgery - p. 410 163. 143 Tracheal Resection Using a Supraglottic Airway - p. 413 164. 144 Tracheal Stenosis in a Term Pregnant Patient - p. 416 165. 145 Tracheoesophageal Fistula Repair - p. 419 166. 146 Bronchopleural Fistula Repair - p. 422 167. 147 Left Mainstem Bronchus Resection Via Right Thoracotomy - p. 425 168. 148 Carinal Resection - p. 428 169. 149 Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation in Thoracic Surgery - p. 432 170. SECTION IV: Surgeries Requiring Lung Isolation - p. 435 171. 150 Mediastinoscopy and Video-Assisted Thoracic Surgery - p. 436 172. 151 Robotic-Assisted Thoracic Surgery - p. 440 173. 152 Robotic-Assisted Thymectomy - p. 443 174. 153 Lung Resection after Previous Lung Surgery445 - p. 445 175. 154 Lung Decortication - p. 448 176. 155 Open Descending Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm Repair - p. 451 177. 156 Minimally Invasive Esophagectomy - p. 454 178. 157 Esophagectomy for Achalasia - p. 457 179. 158 One-Lung Ventilation in a Pediatric Patient - p. 460 180. SECTION V: Preexisting Conditions - p. 462 181. 159 Airway Management for a Large Anterior Mediastinal Mass Resection in Adults - p. 463 182. 160 Lung Isolation in a Patient with Difficult Airway - p. 467 183. 161 Esophageal Dilation - p. 470 184. SECTION VI: Congenital Abnormalities of the Lower Airway - p. 472 185. 162 One-Lung Ventilation in a Patient with Dextrocardia - p. 473 186. 163 One-Lung Ventilation in a Patient with Tracheal Bronchus - p. 476 187. SECTION VII: Lung Transplantation - p. 477 188. 164 Bilateral Sequential Lung Transplant - p. 478 189. 165 Rigid Bronchoscopy with Stent Placement after Bilateral Lung Transplant - p. 481 190. 166 Airway Management Post–lung Transplant - p. 484 191. SECTION VIII: Lower Airway Emergencies - p. 486 192. 167 Massive Airway Bleeding During Transbronchial Biopsy - p. 487 193. 168 Chest Trauma - p. 490 194. 169 Airway Management for Potential Tracheal Rupture - p. 493 195. PART C: COVID-19 - p. 495 196. SECTION I: Airway Considerations in COVID-19 - p. 495 197. 170 Airway Management in the COVID-19 Patient - p. 496 198. 171 Difficult Airway Management in the Patient with COVID-19 - p. 498 199. 172 Thoracic Surgery in Patients with COVID-19 - p. 500 200. 173 Awake Intubation in Patients with COVID-19 - p. 502 201. 174 Intraoperative Management of Subglottic Stenosis in Post COVID-19 Patients - p. 504 202. 175 Airway Management Consideration in Patients with Lower Airway Sequelae from COVID-19 - p. 507 203. 176 Transcutaneous CO2 Monitoring - p. 510 204. 177 Barrier Devices to Reduce Aerosol Exposure in the COVID-19 Patient - p. 513 205. Index - p. 515
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