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Comparison of six different intubation aids for use while wearing CBRN-PPE : A manikin study
Castle, Nick; Pillay, Yugan; Spencer, Neil (2011)INTRODUCTION: Respiratory failure following chemical exposure can be fatal and although supraglottic airway devices have been evaluated for use in the management of CBRN casualties' intubation remains the gold standard ... -
Does wearing CBRN-PPE adversely affect the ability for clinicians to accurately, safely, and speedily draw up drugs?
Castle, Nick; Bowen, James; Spencer, Neil (2010)Following a Chemical, Biological, Radiation, or Nuclear (CBRN) incident, the attending rescuers will be required to administer drugs while wearing the CBRN Personal Protective Equipment (CBRN-PPE). Little is known regarding ... -
Intubation using the Miller and Airtraq laryngoscopes: a paediatric manikin study
Castle, Nick; Gangaram, P; Tong, J.L.; Spencer, Neil; Pillay, B; Pillay, Yugan (2011)To see if the Airtraq™ paediatric laryngoscope is easier and faster for paramedic students to use than the traditional Miller (straight blade) laryngoscope. -
What is the optimal position of an intubator wearing CBRN-PPE when intubating on the floor : a manikin study
Castle, Nick; Pillay, Yugan; Spencer, Neil (2011)Prompt airway management following a CBRN incident is linked to improved patient survival. However, responding rescuers will have to wear CBRN-PPE and treat patients positioned on the floor which will adversely impact on ...