Title: Difficult Airway Managemant in Panfacial Trauma
Authors: Dr Y.Sirisha, Dr M H Nagrale, Dr B.Kishan Rao, Dr Kiran Kumar.S, Dr Srikanth .A, Dr Reshma Sultana
DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.18535/jmscr/v5i11.58
Abstract
Management of patient with lefort 2 with symphisis fracture of mandible is challenging for anaesthesiologist. This case report describes the anaesthetic management of lefort 2 with symphisis fracture of mandible. Patient planned for open reduction and internal fixation under general anaesthesia and awake fibre optic nasal intubation.
Keywords: ventilation difficulty, intubation & extubation.
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