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Will We Abolish the ‘Difficult’ Airway?

A growing debate in airway management centers on whether clinicians should favor the term “complex airway” over “difficult airway.” An expert commentary argues that both concepts describe different dimensions of risk and should remain part of a shared airway-management vocabulary.

Anesthesiology August 17th 2026

Tags: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT CLINICIAN COMMUNICATION CRITICAL CARE MEDICAL EDUCATION MEDICAL OPINION/COMMENTARY PATIENT SAFETY PROCEDURAL SKILLS

American Nurse Journal (ANJ)

Spontaneous Pneumothorax

“Spontaneous pneumothorax and associated complications, including tension pneumothorax with airway compromise, can prove fatal. Timely identification, diagnosis, and definitive treatment are critical.”

Emergency/Trauma Nursing March 19th 2026

Tags: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT NURSING EDUCATION PATIENT SAFETY PULMONARY DISTRESS RESPIRATORY HEALTH

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1 Doc, 3 Malpractice Suits—the Most Recent Involving a 2 Year-Old’s Death

The hospital allegedly lacked a pediatric mask and breathing tubes, delaying life-saving care during an anaphylactic emergency.

Emergency Medicine July 3rd 2025

Tags: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT ANAPHYLAXIS/ALLERGIC REACTIONS HOSPITAL OPERATIONS LEGAL MATTERS MALPRACTICE

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Colorado Mom Undergoes Rare Half-birth Surgery to Save Baby’s Life

Multidisciplinary team successfully established breathing tube through pen-tip diameter airway within critical 15-minute window, avoiding emergency tracheostomy while maintaining placental circulation for 90 minutes.

Anesthesiology June 4th 2025

Tags: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT MATERNAL-FETAL MEDICINE MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE NEONATOLOGY PEDIATRIC SURGERY

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