a SSAI (Scandinavian Society for Anaesthesiology and Intensive care medicine) approved course

Faculty:	Anaesthesiologists, thoracic surgeon, emergency-, intensive-care and pre-hospital physicians and ORL-surgeon with expertise in airway management
Time:	Thursday December 2^nd (09:55) - Friday December 3^rd(16:00) 2021
Place:	Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen University Hospital, Denmark
Background:	Problems with managing the airways are primary causes of serious complications and death in relation to anaesthesia. The course will provide you with tools to prevent this to happen to your patients.
Arranged by:	Department of Anaesthesia, 4231, Centre of Head and Orthopaedics, Copenhagen University Hospital Rigshospitalet. Telephone: +45 3545 3474. rigshospitalet.dk
Special guest lecturer:	Dr. Tim Cook Bath, UK
Course Director:	Michael Seltz Kristensen MD: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Price:	Kr. 8350,- (approximately 1120€)
Registration:	2021 COURSE FULLY BOOKED
Secretariat:	Secretary Marianne Hjorth This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Notice:	The course language is English  All participants are asked to upload an airway-management patient-case for the discussion and workshop Changes in the program may occur

Main
Subjects

Airway techniques and equipment– what is new and what do I really need?

Awake intubation – making it a pleasant experience!

Bronchoscopy and BAL in the ICU Separating the lungs

Fiberoptic intubation made easy!

Frontline - what next?

Have a plan!

Prehospital management

Preoperative evaluation of the airway made useful

The "cannot-intubate-cannot-ventilate"– situation. Recognition. Management choices.

The paediatric airway

How to maintain oxygenation in the difficult and combative patient

Ultrasound and the airway

Workshop
Subjects

Bronchoscopy for anaesthesiologists

Chricothyrotomy

Fiberoptic airway management

Hands on ultrasonography in airway management

Lung separation and bronchial blockers

On full-scale simulators, SimMan: Managing the "cannot-intubate-cannot-ventilate"-and the "cannot-intubate-can-ventilate" situation and other

Retrograde intubation and various devices (ILMA, Airtrach, glidescope, Retromolar, C-trach, McGrath Series 5 and McGrath MAC, AWS, etc.)

High flow nasal oxygen, THRIVE

The paediatric airway