Medical Airway Equipment

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Airway in COVID-19

By Dr Peter Kas | 20/03/2020
I have a lot of questions. Here are some answers and a few resources for you....
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Tags: Airway , Blog , Infectious Diseases , Medical Airway Equipment , Uncategorized

VAPOX and Ventilation During the Apnoeic Period

By Dr Peter Kas | 02/05/2018
In Rapid Sequence Intubation(RSI), there is that period of apnoea that occurs following delivery of...
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Tags: Airway , Blog , Medical Airway Equipment

Effectiveness of Apnoeic Oxygenation Questioned

By Dr Peter Kas | 08/10/2015
Everyone knows I'm a huge fan of apnoeic oxygenation. I use it for sedation, for...
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Tags: Airway , Apnoeic Oxygenation , Blog , Medical Airway Equipment , Pre-oxygenation

I’ve changed the way I do surgical airway

By Dr Peter Kas | 24/04/2010
I think there's a better way. This comes after talking to people who've done ton's...
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Tags: Airway , Blog , Medical Airway Equipment , Procedural Checklists , Procedures , Resuscitation , The Surgical Airway

Video Laryngoscope

By Dr Peter Kas | 22/02/2010
The failed intubation. It's your worst nightmare and it can look like this. The trauma...
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Tags: Airway , Blog , Gadgets and Gizmos , Medical Airway Equipment

Using Gadgets in medical education

By Dr Peter Kas | 06/08/2009
The iphone, the blackberry, windows based devices, nokia and other devices are commonplace amongst us....
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Tags: Blog , Gadgets and Gizmos , Medical Airway Equipment

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