it is amazing how these teaching videos delivering messages despite time passing through, this video was uploaded 12 years ago! at that time I was in high school , now I'm GIM board certificated and doing my training in CCM fellowship program, this video was meant to teach me 12 years ago, really appreciate these efforts, thx a lot.
I am building a lecture and PPT on "Anesthesia for Thoracic Surgery". Your DLT videos are great! I am including links to both for my SRNAs. Thank you so much!
Great! And thanks for the compliment. I originally built these videos because I didn't have a great visual to go along with my own slides, so I hope these help.
you should add a video on troubleshooting techniques for DLT placement and positioning. For example, when both lumens of the tube are in the right mainstem. Or when the bronchial lumen is too deep on the left side.
I'm sorry I didn't see your comment until just now. I didn't do a right DLT video because I've never seen one placed. I imagine you just advance it like a regular ETT without twisting it to the left. Since I've never placed one I would feel silly trying to show others how it's done
You seem like a young cat, but that's an older practitioner's attitude, isn't it? I find the scope just as easy, if not more so. I understand if you were to proceed s scope, but if its there-use it! No?
+beautifuldaylani I guess it just has to do with how people were trained and what level of comfort they have. Fiberoptic intubations are not performed as commonly now that we have video laryngoscopy, so providers perhaps aren't as comfortable with fiberoptic intubation as they once were. And a fiberoptic intubation with a DLT would potentially be more difficult because you couldn't use an Ovassapian airway. But if you are good at it and it's easy for you, I like it! Perhaps it will catch on. Thanks for the comments :)
it is amazing how these teaching videos delivering messages despite time passing through, this video was uploaded 12 years ago! at that time I was in high school , now I'm GIM board certificated and doing my training in CCM fellowship program, this video was meant to teach me 12 years ago, really appreciate these efforts, thx a lot.
SRNA here, I watch these videos every time I have a DLT case. Thank you.
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Thank you so much for the kind compliment. I'm glad this helps. Some people don't get to see it everyday.
Thanks for sharing. Great, clear, concise teaching.
I am building a lecture and PPT on "Anesthesia for Thoracic Surgery". Your DLT videos are great! I am including links to both for my SRNAs. Thank you so much!
Thanx a lot for demonstrating it in such a nice way ! Pls keep uploading more vedios
I told you, you are no joke Teacher ! !
Thank you very much for this. I understood everything after this
Thank you for taking the time to comment!
This was PERFECT! Tahnk you so much!
Brilliant; thank you very much for the clear presentation.
Good demonstration.keep it up
Amazing video.. thanx 👍👍
Great! And thanks for the compliment. I originally built these videos because I didn't have a great visual to go along with my own slides, so I hope these help.
Excellent video, thank you !
you should add a video on troubleshooting techniques for DLT placement and positioning. For example, when both lumens of the tube are in the right mainstem. Or when the bronchial lumen is too deep on the left side.
Excellent suggestion. I will definitely look into that!
great demonstration doc. could you please demonstrate how to insert right sided double lumen ETT. I'm still confused
great video. many thanks for sharing!
great revision tool for someone doing final FRCA - like me! thanks
Same here, 1 WK left 😨
Great help 🙏🏻
Does the right lumen rest on the Carina and if so don't they buck during emergence?
PainH8er Awesome video!
Love your videos. Please do more!
Induction and extubation please.....
Can you also show a Right DLT?
I'm sorry I didn't see your comment until just now. I didn't do a right DLT video because I've never seen one placed. I imagine you just advance it like a regular ETT without twisting it to the left. Since I've never placed one I would feel silly trying to show others how it's done
Very helpful. Thanks.
Helpful it was
I have a video on the induction routine but have some ideas for expanding it.
thank u so much
when do you usually use this method?
What scope model are you using?
Just a standard Mac blade
thanks..that was so helpful:)))
If you plan to use a scope anyway, why bother with DL at all?
+beautifuldaylani Great question. It's just easier with DL!
You seem like a young cat, but that's an older practitioner's attitude, isn't it? I find the scope just as easy, if not more so. I understand if you were to proceed s scope, but if its there-use it! No?
+beautifuldaylani I guess it just has to do with how people were trained and what level of comfort they have. Fiberoptic intubations are not performed as commonly now that we have video laryngoscopy, so providers perhaps aren't as comfortable with fiberoptic intubation as they once were. And a fiberoptic intubation with a DLT would potentially be more difficult because you couldn't use an Ovassapian airway. But if you are good at it and it's easy for you, I like it! Perhaps it will catch on. Thanks for the comments :)
thnx good prep
MUY BUENO!!!
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