This is part 2 of my discussion with Harsha Setty, the inventor of the FlexView video laryngoscope. Harsha discusses different clinical situations and the use of the device. He also talks about his time in the US military at at field hospital in Afghanistan. I hope you enjoy this podcast, and may you always have smooth airways

I met Dr. Setty at a SAM meeting many years ago. He showed me a prototype scope which has not come to market (almost). I sat with Harsha and talked about the development and promise of the FlexView and about his military service in Afghanistan

Emergency Front of Neck Access with John Sakles, MD

Videolaryngoscopy in the Emergency Department with John Sakles, MD

Dr. Urdaneta discusses the upcoming SAM meeting in Atlanta.

Drs. William Rosenblatt and Anna Lopez discuss outpatient advanced supraglottic airway use.

Invasive-Neuro Procedures with and LMA? With Stephen Luney, MD

Dr. Rosenblatt and Dr. Nasir discuss the development of the i-gel.

William Rosenblatt MD, Steve Cataldo and Michael Pedro discuss a nasal mask for oxygenation and ventilation.

Anil Patel discusses the use of high flow nasal oxygen in pre oxygenation and during suspension laryngoscopy.

Advanced Supraglottic airway use, with Arnd Timmermann

Can airway managers practice sustainability? A conversation with With Jodi Sherman and Forbes McGain.

Dr. Feinleib discusses initiatives at the Veteran's Administration á la Airway

William Rosenblatt MD and Dietman Enk, MD PhD discuss Narrow Bore Catheter Ventilation.

Dr. Cattano is using a specialized deep extubation technique in head and neck cancer patients.

Dr. Van Diver is in a unique practice where use of an LMA in the prone position is routine -- even in the largest patients - Interview from SAM2014

Dr. Fins has opened the discussion on resuscitation of the ebola infected patient who may present in our care system. His ground breaking discussion on the forum of the Hastings Center has begun a needed conversation.

Dr. Fins has opened the discussion on resuscitation of the ebola infected patient who may present in our care system. His ground breaking discussion on the forum of the Hastings Center has begun a needed conversation.

At SAM2015 Dr. Awad gave a wonderful lecture about the future of robotic in intubation. I interviewed him afterwards and challenged the need for this technology (I think he will win in the end!). I also talk about upcoming meeting and why you should go !

Dr. William Rosenblatt delivers the first Ovassapian Lecture at the American Society for Anesthesiologists meeting in New Orleans, October 12, 2014. After a tribute to Dr. Ovassapian, Dr. Rosenblatt describes the Airway Approach Algorithm which he published in 2006. The video version can be seen on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdu15Di2qP8&list=UUY2mivGgN23XzoE6zZOVTvA

Dr Paul Baker deals with numerous children with difficult airways. In this AODpi interview he gives us some pointers on working with these kids using the flexible intubation scope and awake intubation.

General and vascular surgeon, Jack Pacey discusses the development of the glidescope. I think this discussion is vital for anyone who has ever considered "invention" in or outside of medicine.

Our first SAM2014 interview... once again the pendulum swings in favor of aggressive intubation use in the pre-hosptial environment. Dr. Wayne speaks not only about the use of videolaryngoscopy but the importance of training for these providers. He reveals some key elements which are applicable to the OR.

Dr. Paul Baker has developed a virtual reality simulator for FOB leading. We speak about its development and the future of FOB practice.