Practicals · General Medicine · Intensive Care Medicine

Esophageal obturator airway insertion

Type
Instrument
Also called
EOA

Links point to material published by others; SolvedPGSS does not host it. Check any technique against your department's protocol before you use it on a patient.

Where the curriculum asks for it

“Oral, nasotracheal esophageal- obturator, and intubations in children and adults” ( NBEMS DNB curriculum, page 13)

More in Intensive Care Medicine