King Vision Intubation The Wilco Way

[@treypenland3663]

This is the best training video I have seen for the King Vision. I will be recommending this video for students and as a refresher for providers.

[@ghadasb8824]

Perfect presentation clear, and specially the demonstration of the wrong way

[@paulbieber7103]

Outstanding presentation. Thank you.

[@johnbaugh2437]

Great video. At my other sites we use glidescopes. At my new one we have king and this video explained it all well. Thanks

[@rg8276]

Wow....Excellent presentation Doc....exceptionally clear and really drove home the point that this is a "non-displacing" method, completely different from old school Mac/Miller blade laryngoscopy technique...Low and Light!.....This is what was never pointed out to me before and what makes all the difference in success rate...Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!

[@johnhenry292]

Excellent, thank you

[@jacquelineoconnell2833]

Thank you. Very helpful info.

[@docwel1]

Excellent video. King Vision should pay you for this. It's better than anything they've pup out.

[@thruid3]

Great video Jeff ! Fantastic tips and presentation !

[@aduska728]

Great demonstration! Thank you. Al Duska, MD

[@jonwik373]

Excellent instruction. I often respond solo to scenes, for myself the suctioning example was especially valuable. Thanks again.

[@klebermendonca3546]

Thanks for this excellent teaching. I have a King Vision and your tips are very usefull.

[@thegamassassin5086]

What a fantastic explanation, demonstration, and training tool. Thank you!!

[@williamsoncountyems2451]

Thank you sir!

[@abs656]

Excellent tip!

[@Firemedic2547]

This should be the standard training video for every paramedic that uses the King Vision

[@juanpablo089]

Excellent video!!!!

[@dr.pareshshah5260]

Thank you Dr Jeff will try your recommendation

[@tsean1yt]

Great Demo, thanks!

[@mikeli2852]

very useful method! thanks a lot!

[@saravanababu2245]

superb demo god bless you

[@emsouthwest3732]

Excellent instruction Thank you

[@williamsoncountyems2451]

Thank you sir.

[@dr.pareshshah5260]

what to do when you are using 3 no.blade for teenager and 'view'is there but ET touch aryrntoid cartilage? introduction of scope from right angle of mouth will solve? please reply

[@williamsoncountyems2451]

Good afternoon Dr. Shah. There are a couple of possibilities to consider based on your description. 1. The blade could be inserted a little too deep, try backing it. 2. If the ET is colliding with the arytenoid cartilage, backing the ET and then rotating it towards the cords could help. 3. Its possible the ET tube was inserted to far out of the channel, pull it back till it's out of the "view" and reinsert it into the channel. 4. If none of those work, try advancing a bougie through the ET tube, while it's still in the channel, and then rotating the ET tube over the bougie through the cords. We have a video to troubleshoot as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roOkfGh4qc2HrLM

[@nahswans1301]

Dank schön

[@dr.mukeshguwalni995]

from. we. purchase. near. Bhopal. M.. P.. lndia

[@dr.mukeshguwalni995]

from. we. purchase. near Bhopal. M.. P. India

[@dr.pareshshah5260]

very good demo for new user of video laryngoscope thanks will contact if any query is there.