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Cricothyrotomy

  • 10 Essentials for Your Emergency Department Fanny Pack

    There is significance in the things we carry.1 The objects we choose to fill a limited space...
  • How to Manage Fluids in Emergency Airway Procedures

    It has long been assumed in emergency airway management that the fundamental priorities are oxygenation and ventilation....
  • How to Make the Incision, Insert the Tube in Cricothyrotomy

    Tips on sternal stabilization, making vertical and horizontal incisions, palpitating the cricothyroid membrane from an emergency physician...

10 Essentials for Your Emergency Department Fanny Pack

June 17, 2025 - Andrew Park, MD, and Chandana Cherukupalli, DO - 0 Comment

There is significance in the things we carry.1 The objects we choose to fill a limited space…

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How to Manage Fluids in Emergency Airway Procedures

May 14, 2017 - Richard M. Levitan, MD, FACEP; Yen Chow, MD; & Jim DuCanto, MD - 1 Comment

It has long been assumed in emergency airway management that the fundamental priorities are oxygenation and ventilation….

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How to Make the Incision, Insert the Tube in Cricothyrotomy

April 11, 2014 - Richard M. Levitan, MD, FACEP - 3 Comments

Tips on sternal stabilization, making vertical and horizontal incisions, palpitating the cricothyroid membrane from an emergency physician…

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