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Effect of head-elevated versus neutral position on tracheal intubation using a hyper-angulated video laryngoscope under cervical spine immobilization: a randomised crossover trial
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• Hyper-angulated videolaryngoscopes improve glottic view in cervical spine immobilisation. • Their use may complicate blade insertion and tracheal tube advancement. • The head-elevated position shortened intubation time and reduced intubation difficulty. • Blade and tube handling were easier with fewer optimisation manoeuvres. • Findings support head-elevated position use during GlideScope® intubation with immobilisation.
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