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The problem is that the three-way win probabilities depend not just on the average abilities of the horses, but also on how reliable they are. A horse that's very unreliable (sometimes runs really fast and sometimes runs really slow) will generally do better in a 3-way race than in a 2-way race, because if they run really fast against one of their opponents they'll run really fast against both of them! Notice that my three horses all finish the course in the same amount of time on average, but horse A still wins out by being unreliable. Discharges into care homes – although the guidance requires the Hospital Discharge Service to confirm the Covid-19 status of residents during the process of transfer to a care home, in practice this has not always happened https://www.hsj.co.uk/emergency-care/exclusive-the-three-vital-lessons-italian-hospitals-have-learned-in-fighting-covid-19/7027220.article? For airway rescue in this patient, we could not follow the existing difficult airway guidelines, a supraglottic airway device would not have solved the ventilation problem. AssureLatch™ yellow positive-sealing latches keep the cover securely in place while allowing for fast service

Three-dimensional virtual airway reconstruction and navigation is a valuable tool when available. When airway size is very small, an appropriate tube is necessary. Another problem is that very small tubes do not fit around adult intubating bronchoscopes or are too small to ventilate the patient for a prolonged period of time. Increased costs – care providers have faced dramatically increased costs at this highly difficult time, particularly in relation to staffing, agency costs, and the additional costs of PPE. Joint guidance(1) from the Local Government Association, Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) and the Care Providers Alliance indicated that providers would be reimbursed by commissioners for extra costs, but, again, this has been mixed to date. So far, so good, but the world of commercial illustration was beginning to undergo a profound revolution that would see drawings produced by skilled graphic artists replaced by increasingly sophisticated computer-generated images. Howard realised that now was the time to put to good use the techniques of landscape painting that he had learned from ‘Tub’ Williams and turn his attention to the kind of creative painting and drawing that he had been producing for some time either for his own enjoyment or for some private commissions. https://www.local.gov.uk/coronavirus-information-councils/social-care-provider-resilience-during-covid-19-guidance-commissioners

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Staffing issues – as staff have fallen ill themselves, or needed to self-isolate as a precaution, there has been increased need for agency staff. Where such staff work across a number of services, this, itself, has been identified as heightening the risk of cross-infection It is a rather difficult clinical decision to estimate if a patient with a difficult airway but no other clinical signs of airway obstruction needs to undergo a tracheotomy under local analgesia. We offer a multi-disciplinary service across building, highways and infrastructure and transportation sectors.

In most patients, we prefer to use a flexible bronchoscope of sufficient size because intubation is easier than with smaller scopes [ 6]. The insertion cord diameter of the Olympus LF TP is only 5.1 mm. Therefore, we normally use a tube 6.0 because that fits very tight around the insertion cord and permits adequate ventilation during often prolonged procedures. The majority of adult patients in our practise can be safely intubated with this tube size. During bronchoscopy, it may be difficult to visually estimate the severity of an airway obstruction, because of augmentation through the lenses of the bronchoscope. Structures appear much bigger than they really are. This holds especially true for situations in which a suboptimal view is obtained due to mucous or blood. In contrast, during direct laryngoscopy or videolaryngoscopy, it is easier to estimate if the tip of the tube can pass the obstruction because both targets, the glottis and the tip of the tube, appear in the same field of vision. During fibreoptic intubation however, it is not possible to visualize the outside of the tube during intubation, because the tube is railroaded over the insertion cord. Sometimes it may be easier to use a guiding catheter through the suction canal of the bronchoscope. This way it can be seen whether a small catheter can be passed through a small opening and also if the remaining space around the catheter will be sufficient to accommodate a larger tracheal tube [ 11, 12]. So there can't possibly be any way of calculating the 3-way probability, given only knowledge of the head-to-head probabilities. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/878910/Emergency_MCA_DoLS_Guidance_COVID19.pdf https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-on-shielding-and-protecting-extremely-vulnerable-persons-from-covid-19/guidance-on-shielding-and-protecting-extremely-vulnerable-persons-from-covid-19

Awake fibreoptic intubation is accepted as the gold standard for intubation of patients with an anticipated difficult airway. Radiation fibrosis may cause difficulties during the intubation procedure. We present an unusual severe case of radiation induced changes to the larynx, with limited clinical symptoms, that caused failure of the fibreoptic intubation technique. A review of the known literature on radiation fibrosis and airway management is presented. 1. Introduction

In this case report, a patient with recurrent laryngeal cancer and a difficult airway had to undergo emergency tracheotomy because of a failed awake flexible fibreoptic intubation. This patient was treated three years earlier with radiotherapy. Awake fibreoptic intubation is the gold standard for many patients with a difficult airway; however, it has its limitations. Reasons for failure of fibreoptic intubation are many among them loss of vision due to bleeding or mucous, tumour size, or severe upper airway narrowing that makes insertion of the cord of the bronchoscope impossible [ 1– 5].