(Anaesthesia[TA])
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  • Awake tracheal intubation in the era of videolaryngoscopy: an international survey of 4728 clinicians. [Journal Article]
    Anaesthesia. 2026 Jul 15. [Online ahead of print]Cortese G, Steinberg I, … Greif RA
  • CONCLUSIONS: Despite guidelines recommending use of awake tracheal intubation for the predicted difficult airway, its application is heterogeneous. Our data suggest that a lack of physician exposure to awake tracheal intubation, possibly associated with expanding use of videolaryngoscopy, may adversely impact clinician confidence in performing the procedure. Most respondents consider awake tracheal intubation to be a core skill for anaesthetists and, furthermore, videolaryngoscopy can be used to perform some awake tracheal intubations.
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  • Consent for anaesthesia: guidelines from the Association of Anaesthetists. [Journal Article]
    Anaesthesia. 2026 Jul 15. [Online ahead of print]McLeod A, Bogod D, … Westaway JA
  • CONCLUSIONS: These guidelines focus on the law in England and Wales, but we also highlight the key differences in law across the devolved nations of the UK and Republic of Ireland. Although UK law and professional guidance have influence in other English-speaking nations, a limitation of these guidelines is that they cannot be strictly applied outside the jurisdiction of the UK and Ireland. A second limitation is that they do not evaluate the resource implications that accompany them, such as clinical time and resources as well as costs of litigation and complaint.
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  • Management of major thoracic trauma: a narrative review. [Review]
    Anaesthesia. 2026 Jul 06. [Online ahead of print]Kaur N, Lewis S, … Morton BA
  • CONCLUSIONS: A multidisciplinary approach is key in management of patients with thoracic trauma due to their numerous needs, ranging from surgical intervention and critical care support to physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
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