
Additional file 1. Video recorded with the Ambu aScope™ system. The video depicts laryngeal passage after epiglottis mobilisation (see Fig. 1) and endotracheal insertion of the endoscope. Note the narrow space available to pass the larynx and the anatomical angle of the trachea. Porcine tracheas tend to be longer than in humans. Additionally, the upper main bronchus usually parts above the carina (00:37). This has to be considered to prevent inadequate placement of the tracheal tube. The endoscope should not be removed until definitive visualisation of the correct tube positioning was successful.
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