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Predictive validity of acromio-axillo-suprasternal notch index for assessing difficult laryngoscopic view

International Journal of Medical Anesthesiology · 2019 · Vol. 2(2) · pp. 223–225
Shabbir Ali Jafarali MullaNagendar Prasad

Abstract

these tests either individually or in combination failed to predict difficult visualization of larynx reliably. So the quest for a new test continues. All patients were enrolled in the study after obtaining written consent. Study was conducted after obtaining permission from ethical committee of the hospital. It was a prospective, comparative, observational study. A sample size of 250 was calculated. Of the total 219 patients in EVL 20(9.1) were having AASI of >0.5 and 199(90.9) had AASI 0.5 and 10(32.3) had AASI

Voice and Speech DisordersHead and Neck Cancer StudiesHead and Neck AnomaliesObservational studyMedicineLarynxIndex (typography)Medical physicsInternal medicineSurgeryComputer science
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