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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Laryngoscopes"”.
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An investigation into ambulance laryngoscopes as a potential source of infection amongst emergency medical service personnel in a private ambulance service in the eThekwini Municipality of KwaZulu-Natal
A dissertation submitted in fulfilment of the requirement for the degree of Master of technology: Emergency Medical Care, Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2023.
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Anaesthesia providers accessibility and usage of video
… Larger hospitals are more likely to have video laryngoscopes. The C-MAC® and GlideScope® VL account for 85% of devices found in South Africa. 71% (395/559) of hospitals reported providing obstetric theatre services, while 58% (229/395) of these reported having access to a VL. 54% (301/559) of …
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The availability and perceived knowledge of use of airway management devices in emergency centres at referral hospitals in Namibia
… bougie) whilst none of the centres had video laryngoscopes, surgical airway devices or laryngeal tubes. Twelve participants (32.4%) had received formal training on airway devices (senior clinicians n=6, junior clinicians n=6), and 25 (67.6%) had no formal training (senior clinicians n=11, …
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Innovation in low-cost video-laryngoscopy: Intubator V1-Indirect compared with Storz C-MAC in a simulated difficult airway
… airways. However, availability of video laryngoscopes in all clinical areas has been limited by cost. We used smartphone technology, miniature cameras and three-dimensional printing to design and create an innovative low-cost hyperangulated video laryngoscope. This has the potential to …