Airway management: The past, present and future

There have never been as many products, procedures and monitors available to assist in managing an emergency patient’s airway and ventilation. In this special report, we look at the range of devices and options available to today's EMS provider, with commentary from a range of experts in the field.

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Webinar: The value of end-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring – it ain’t just for tube confirmation anymore!
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Learn how end-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring can be a powerful tool for detecting physiological changes associated with sepsis, diabetes and more
Managing the difficult airway in EMS
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Reviewing your processes and devices on a regular basis is critical for agencies
The origins of airway management: Tools and techniques
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Pioneers such as Trousseau and Trendelenburg really refined and popularized the operation
EMS1 community: The future of airway management
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We asked our Facebook followers to predict how things will evolve over the coming years
EMS1 Featured Survey: Airway Management
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In early May of 2012, EMS1 conducted a survey on first responders’ use of Airway Management tools. They represent a poll of 203 Emergency Medical Responders, Emergency Medical Technicians, Paramedi...
25 years later: Airway device evolution since 'Emergency!'
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Unlike Johnny and Roy, today's EMS providers have many types of devices to choose from
The EMS roundtable: Expert insights on airway management
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EMS1 columnists debate the topic of airway management and outline the current trends and what the future may hold