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Successful airway management using the innovative “two-table technique” in a case of penetrating back injury with projecting assault weapon: A case report

Journal of Case Reports and Scientific Images · 2024 · Vol. 6(1) · pp. 60–62
Upasana BezbaruahSumeet ChughHarshit Tyagi

Abstract

We present a successful airway management strategy for a case of penetrating injury to the back, with the assault weapon projecting and retained in situ.The "Two-Table Technique" was devised to secure prompt and safe intubation without displacing the weapon or causing further neurological or visceral damage.This approach involved teamwork and careful planning for ensuring a prompt and successful intubation.These cases necessitate urgent surgical exploration and management with minimal room for a full radiological workup; so, a timely airway intervention along with ensuring haemodynamic stability is emphasized.Furthermore, alternative approaches are discussed, underscoring the rationale behind our chosen method.

Traumatic Ocular and Foreign Body InjuriesRestraint-Related DeathsTrauma Management and DiagnosisTable (database)Case managementAirway managementAirwayCase analysisEngineeringRound tableAeronauticsComputer securityComputer science
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