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All participants in this Procedure gave their written informed consent. INTRODUCTION Adverse airway events are a major source of anesthesia morbidity and mortality 1,2The American Society of Anesthesiologists has developed guidelines for management of patients in whom endotracheal intubation may be difficult or impossible or in whom unexpected difficulties arise during routine attempts at laryngoscopy.3 Endotracheal intubation performed with the patient awake but with the airway locally anesthetized remains one of the safest methods of securing a “difficult” airway, because it allows airway manipulation while the patient is conscious, can cooperate with the procedure, is most able to maintain an open airway, and is less likely to regurgitate or vomit and aspirate gastric contents. Expertise with awake intubation techniques may be lifesaving and is part of the core knowledge of every safe anesthesiologist. Both oral and nasal routes can be used for nonsurgical, awake intubation of the trachea. Understanding of airway anatomy and innervation is an essential requirement for safe and atraumatic awake endotracheal intubation. Practice with awake intubation techniques in the nonemergency setting is essential preparation for management of the difficult airway in emergency situations. ------------------------------------------------------------- Visit our website (CheapEbooks.org – Book for the poor): CheapEbooks.org Ebooks: https://cheapebooks.org/product-categ... Researches: https://cheapebooks.org/product-categ... Medical Books: https://cheapebooks.org/product-categ... #MedicalProcedureVideos, #MedicalProcedure