Principles of Airway Management, 4th Edition, reviews the essential aspects of airway management: anatomy, equipment, intubation, fiberoptic endoscopy, surgical approaches, intubating LMA (lightwand), pediatric airway, CPR, and mechanical ventilation. The book features well-balanced discussions of the complexities and difficult issues associated with airway management; excellent organization that ensures the material can be learned and applied to various situations; the latest equipment and techniques; summary boxes which highlight the most important points of each chapter; and more than 400 illustrations (many in color, for the first time), tables, and boxes.

Principles of Airway Management, 4th Edition, reviews the essential aspects of airway management: anatomy, equipment, intubation, fiberoptic endoscopy, surgical approaches, intubating LMA (lightwand), pediatric airway, CPR, and mechanical ventilation. The book features well-balanced discussions of the complexities and difficult issues associated with airway management; excellent organization that ensures the material can be learned and applied to various situations; the latest equipment and techniques; summary boxes which highlight the most important points of each chapter; and more than 400 illustrations (many in color, for the first time), tables, and boxes.

This book is a recollection of stories, happenings and life lessons while growing up in rural Ireland during and after World War 2. At that time Ireland was somewhat isolated from Western Europe because of its neutral status during the war and was struggling to define itself as an independent nation, free from the clutches of colonialism. Food and gasoline were rationed and Ireland was one of the poorest countries in Europe. In this setting the author humorously shares his stories while growing up before during and after the introduction of telecommunications, electricity and television. The author also does an excellent job tracing his ancestors using his knowledge of genealogy.