1. Rescuing the obese or burned airway: are conventional training manikins adequate? A simulation study 
T.E. Howes, C.A. Lobo, F.E. Kelly, T.M. Cook 
British Journal of Anaesthesia 
Volume 114, Issue 1, Pages (January 2015)
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2. Fig 1
Unmodified ‘slim neck' cricothyroidotomy manikin (Pharmabotics, Hampshire, UK).
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3. Fig 2 Constructing the ‘morbidly obese' manikin.
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4. Fig 3 ‘Morbidly obese' manikin exploded view.
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5. Fig 4 ‘Burned obese' manikin.
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6. Fig 5 Success rates for each manikin using first-choice equipment.
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7. Fig 6
Time to first effective breath for each of the three manikins. Attempts grouped into 60 s epochs.
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