Case series demonstrates successful intubation technique in odontogenic tumor cases, indicating its necessity in limited-resource environments.
Blind nasal intubation is valuable for difficult airways in resource-limited settings, especially when fiber-optic scopes are not available. We present two cases (32 years old and 14 years old) with restricted mouth opening, undergoing excision of a giant odontogenic sarcoma. This report highlights the need to master blind nasal intubation for situations where advanced intubation tools are lacking.
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