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Predictors of difficult laryngoscopy in children presenting for cleft lip and palate surgery
Background: Endotracheal intubation is required to maintain a patent and clear airway as well as ensure good surgical access during cleft lip and palate repair in children. This study is aimed at identifying factors that would predict the risk of difficult intubation in patients presenting for cleft...
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2011
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