Modified Technique of Retrograde Intubation in TMJ Ankylosis

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2008
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Abstract
We are presenting a case report on the anaesthetic management of a case of ankylosis of temporomandibular joint for corrective surgery in a 7 year old child. Anticipated difficult airway in paediatric population has always been a perplexing problem, awake fibreoptic intubation almost impossible due to obvious difficulties with co-operation. Here we are describing a new approach to this problem, in which the patients were kept under GA with spontaneous ventilation while retrograde intubation was done quite comfortably by the conventional method.
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Authors Kamat, Shaila;Raju, Mithun;Gupta, Rachita;Kamat, Sahish;
Journal indian journal of anaesthesia
Year 2008
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