
African Airway Fellowship Opportunity

DAS (UK), SAM (USA) and EAMS (Europe) have recently released their locations ans dates for 2023… put then in the diary if you fancy travel for some airway education!
After many COVID delays, the inaugural African Airways Symposium kicks off in just less than a month in Cape Town. Are you as excited as we are?
Find out more information and register for the 4-6 November 2022 meeting by visiting africanairways.org.
You can also follow the FaceBook event and/or follow @AfricanAirway on Twitter to stay up to date with the latest news.
Herewith my presentation in short format, as well as a link to download selected references. You can watch a recorded version below. Enjoy!
For a similar and original take on the subject, see also the great article written by Dr Jamie Peyton in the January 2022 edition of the Difficult Airway Society’s E-Zine.
Selected references can be accessed online via the links here. If you are unable to access a reference, or wish to download a larger set for furhter reading, please click the link for the archive at the bottom.
If you’re struggling access the articles above or would like an EndNote library and further references, you can access a share folder here.
A brief video describing a challenging case managed with awake VL using the CMAC Video Stylet is shown below. (Video prepared for the 2021 Virtual Guy’s Airway Management Course)
I was honoured to be invited back on the Critical Care Scenarios (@icuscenarios) podcast, to chat this time about airway management in COVID-19, but also talking about how it’s helping to focus improving our emergency airway management in general. Check it out at this link:
http://icuscenarios.com/episode-37-airway-management-for-covid-19/
This year’s International Airway Management Meeting was fully online, thanks for COVID, but SARS-CoV-2 certainly gave us lots to talk about. The meeting, held over 21-22 May, brought together 44 international experts for online presentations and very robust discussions, and had nearly 50 000 views online. The good news (if you missed it) is that the content is still fully available as an online recording (over 10 hours worth!), which you can access here:
IAMM 2021 Online Congress Recording
The full program is below. You can watch the recording on my talk on “COVID Airway Management: Principles, Projects, Pet Ideas and Proper Evidence” below or by following this link.
Yip, it’s on all of our minds right now. Want a one-stop shop for airway management (and other anaesthesia) resources for COVID-19? It’s here on OpenAirway: OpenAirway.org/covid-19-airway
A couple of examples of great work coming from the webs:
Get more and download the PDFs from the link: OpenAirway.org/covid-19-airway
Have you shared your preferences, practice and experience with managing the airway in patients with unstable cervical spine injuries? We have representation from around the world but would still like to expand our sample! If your country is not dark blue or green in the map above, please add your voice:
Participate in Global Airway management of the Unstable Cervical Spine Survey (GAUSS)
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