Supraglottic airways in difficult airway management: successes, failures, use and misuseTIMMERMANN, A.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 45-56, issn 0003-2409, 12 p., SUP2Article

The ProSeal laryngeal mask airway : a review of the literatureCOOK, Tim M; LEE, Gene; NOLAN, Jerry P et al.Canadian journal of anaesthesia. 2005, Vol 52, Num 7, pp 739-760, issn 0832-610X, 22 p.Article

'State of the Art' in Airway ManagementCOOK, Tim M; PANDIT, Jaideep J.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, issn 0003-2409, 120 p., SUP2Serial Issue

Difficult mask ventilation: does it matter?RAMACHANDRAN, S. K; KHETERPAL, S.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 40-44, issn 0003-2409, 5 p., SUP2Article

Can we make airway management (even) safer? — lessons from national auditWOODALL, N; FRERK, C; COOK, T. M et al.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 27-33, issn 0003-2409, 7 p., SUP2Article

Case Scenario: Perioperative Airway Management of a Patient with Tracheal StenosisISONO, Shiroh; KITAMURA, Yuji; ASAI, Takashi et al.Anesthesiology (Philadelphia). 2010, Vol 112, Num 4, pp 970-978, issn 0003-3022, 9 p.Article

Simulating hypoxia and modelling the airwayFARMERY, A. D.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 11-18, issn 0003-2409, 8 p., SUP2Article

Hypoxia: developments in basic science, physiology and clinical studiesWARD, D. S; KARAN, S. B; PANDIT, J. J et al.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 19-26, issn 0003-2409, 8 p., SUP2Article

The history of anaesthetic equipment evaluation in the United Kingdom: lessons for developing future strategyWILKES, A. R; PANDIT, J. J; O'SULLIVAN, E et al.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 34-39, issn 0003-2409, 6 p., SUP2Article

An evidence-based approach to airway management: is there a role for clinical practice guidelines?CROSBY, E. T.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 112-118, issn 0003-2409, 7 p., SUP2Article

Progress in management of the obstructed airwayPATEL, A; PEARCE, A.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 93-100, issn 0003-2409, 8 p., SUP2Article

Equipment and strategies for emergency tracheal access in the adult patientHAMAEKERS, A. E; HENDERSON, J. J.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 65-80, issn 0003-2409, 16 p., SUP2Article

The Proseal LMA is a useful rescue device during failed rapid sequence intubation : two additional casesCOOK, Tim M; BROOKS, Tony S; VAN DER WESTHUIZCN, Jorelinc et al.Canadian journal of anaesthesia. 2005, Vol 52, Num 6, pp 630-633, issn 0832-610X, 4 p.Article

An evaluation of the PA_Xpress pharyngeal airway: a new single use airway deviceCOOK, Tim M; MCCORMICK, Bruce; GUPTA, Kim et al.Resuscitation. 2003, Vol 58, Num 2, pp 139-143, issn 0300-9572, 5 p.Article

Airway research: the current status and future directionsISONO, S; GREIF, R; MORT, T. C et al.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 3-10, issn 0003-2409, 8 p., SUP2Article

Evidence for benefit vs novelty in new intubation equipmentBEHRINGER, E. C; KRISTENSEN, M. S.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 57-64, issn 0003-2409, 8 p., SUP2Article

Airway challenges in critical careNOLAN, J. P; KELLY, F. E.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 81-92, issn 0003-2409, 12 p., SUP2Article

Education in airway managementBAKER, P. A; WELLER, J. M; GREENLAND, K. B et al.Anaesthesia. 2011, Vol 66, pp 101-111, issn 0003-2409, 11 p., SUP2Article

Use of the Pro-Seal LMA facilitates percutaneous dilatational tracheostomyCRAVEN, Rachael M; LAVER, Stephen R; COOK, Tim M et al.Canadian journal of anaesthesia. 2003, Vol 50, Num 7, pp 718-720, issn 0832-610X, 3 p.Article

Use of the ProSeal Laryngeal Mask Airway to initiate ventilation during intensive care and subsequent percutaneous tracheostomyCOOK, Tim M; TAYLOR, Matt; MCKINSTRY, Caleb et al.Anesthesia and analgesia. 2003, Vol 97, Num 3, pp 848-850, issn 0003-2999, 3 p.Article