Videolaryngoscopy is a method of tracheal intubation which is mainly used for the difficult airway. Its superiority and safety over direct laryngoscopy makes it a more appropriate tool for routine tracheal intubation.
ABSTRACT
Background: The main objective of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of videolaryngoscopy, performed with the help of Trueview® device, for routine oro-tracheal intubations compared with visualization by direct laryngoscopy, performed with McIntosh laryngoscope.
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