1. A national survey of videolaryngoscopy in the United Kingdom
T.M. Cook, F.E. Kelly 
British Journal of Anaesthesia 
Volume 118, Issue 4, Pages (April 2017)
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2. Fig 1
Availability of videolaryngoscopy by clinical area. Respondent numbers were as follows: main theatres 149/164, obstetric theatres 82/150, paediatric anaesthesia 35/162, intensive care unit 88/164, emergency department 58/164, and local independent hospital 23/164.
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3. Fig 2
How the videolaryngoscope(s) in each department were selected (145 respondents). Multiple answers were possible, and many departments used mixed methods. ADEPT, Airway Device Evaluation Project Team; MEC, medical equipment committee.5
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4. Fig 3
Training methods used before introduction of the most recent videolaryngoscope into clinical practice, as reported by 148 respondents. Only one response was accepted for each respondent.
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5. Fig 4
Responses to the question, ‘which of these responses best describes penetration of videolaryngoscopy into your anaesthetic department?’. There were 143 responses from 149 relevant departments.
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6. Fig 5
Proportions of departments reporting widespread penetration of videolaryngoscopy (blue bars) and frequent routine or emergency use (red bars) in departments with availability of the Airtraq (n=47), C-MAC (n=14), or GlideScope (n=19) in at least three locations compared with Other (departments with limited access to videolaryngoscopy, i.e. with videolaryngoscopy available in one or two locations only, n=14).
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