1. Use of angulated video-intubation laryngoscope in children undergoing manual in-line neck stabilization 
M. Weiss, K. Hartmann, J.E. Fischer, A.C. Gerber 
British Journal of Anaesthesia 
Volume 87, Issue 3, Pages (September 2001)
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2. Fig 1
Angulated video-intubating laryngoscope consisting of a plastic cast, compact laryngoscope with an integrated ultrathin fibre-optic endoscope. The proximal ocular and light adaptor is connected to a bedside video-endoscopy system.
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3. Fig 2
Video-assisted tracheal intubation in the presence of MILNS in an 11-yr-old child using the angulated video-intubation laryngoscope. The monitor gives a display of the vocal cords from the angulated blade tip for endoscopic guidance of the tracheal tube (with permission of a patient).
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