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Cricothyrotomy

On December 13, 2020December 13, 2020 By Emergency Medicine ResidencyIn Critical Care Corner, Fundamentals of Emergency Medicine

46 year old male presents to the Emergency Room after eating a peanut, face swollen with inspiratory stridor. EMS reports being unable to intubate with the patient currently having a saturation of 78% on 100% CPAP. You take a look with your laryngoscope and see edema with no sign of vocal cords. The patient becomes …

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