Paul Scott

@themetajournal Yes but what about bag-mask-ventilation? In many ways Bag-Mask-Ventilation is one of the most difficult skills that an Anaesthesiologist will do and would be extremely hard to automate.

Automated robotic intubation of the trachea is feasible. - Biro 2020 Anaesthesia → metajournal.com/31900928

Interesting article with a solution to reduce aerosolistation of during patient transport. We have developed a solution to this for Endoscopy, Bronchoscopy, TOE. We control the aerosols at the source to improve safety. scottairwaymanagement.com pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33819714/

@sminaev2015 @ketaminh In response to the risk of aerosolised virus in the operating theatre, a new innovation out of Australia tackles this at the source to make the hospital environment safer for health care professionals. scottairwaymanagement.com

The coronavirus may be evolving to be more airborne, new studies hint | Science News sciencenews.org/article/covid-…

@NicholasChrimes @AirwayMxAcademy @NaveenEipe Hey Nic, I just saw your tweet on this, I am an anaesthetist in Brisbane and developer of the SAM Safety Shield. I have been chatting to Pierre Bradley. He suggested I connect with you. I'd love to pick your brains.

@AirwayMxAcademy @NaveenEipe But then they probably wouldn’t hold the guedel aireay in place. It’s an interesting idea though. Warrants some thought.

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After years of struggling to bag mask ventilate patients with beards, we have finally brought to market what is the most innovative solution to this problem in 60 years. scottairwaymanagement.com

@GasNovice @RachelBoden8 You have highlighted a real problem and I think I might have a solution for you. SAM Safety Shield is something I (anaesthetist) developed and have just brought to market in Australia. UK approvals coming soon. If you are interested, reach out! We'd love to talk.

Can someone develop the Guedel Obese with wings so it’s held in place by the face mask, rather than sunbathing on the chin?