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B A McGrath

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British Journal of Anaesthesia|April 29, 2014
Tracheostomy care: it is not just about the trainingB A McGrath
British Journal of Anaesthesia|August 20, 2014
The (Correct) use of capnography will reduce airway complications in intensive careB A McGrath
BJA Education|June 28, 2021
Laryngeal complications after tracheal intubation and tracheostomyS Wallace, B A McGrath
British Journal of Anaesthesia|January 21, 2016
Quality of tracheostomy care is probably as important as timingB A McGrath, C Doherty
British Journal of Anaesthesia|May 21, 2015
The NCEPOD study: on the right trach? lessons for the anaesthetistB A McGrath, K Wilkinson
Anaesthesia Reports|May 13, 2021
The role of algorithms in guiding emergency airway managementB A McGrath, T E Heaton
Anaesthesia|February 4, 2009
Patient safety incidents associated with airway devices in critical care: a review of reports to the UK National Patient Safety AgencyA N Thomas, B A McGrath
Postgraduate Medical Journal|August 17, 2010
Patient safety incidents associated with tracheostomies occurring in hospital wards: a review of reports to the UK National Patient Safety AgencyB A McGrath, A N Thomas
Anaesthesia|October 9, 2019
'Neck-only breather' is a better term than 'neck breather' in algorithms and bedhead signs for the management of tracheostomy emergencies. A replyF K Ng, B A McGrath
Anaesthesia|April 18, 2020
Laryngeal oedema associated with COVID-19 complicating airway managementB A McGrath, S Wallace, J Goswamy
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British Journal of Anaesthesia|April 29, 2014
Tracheostomy care: it is not just about the trainingB A McGrath
British Journal of Anaesthesia|August 20, 2014
The (Correct) use of capnography will reduce airway complications in intensive careB A McGrath
BJA Education|June 28, 2021
Laryngeal complications after tracheal intubation and tracheostomyS Wallace, B A McGrath
British Journal of Anaesthesia|January 21, 2016
Quality of tracheostomy care is probably as important as timingB A McGrath, C Doherty
British Journal of Anaesthesia|May 21, 2015
The NCEPOD study: on the right trach? lessons for the anaesthetistB A McGrath, K Wilkinson
Anaesthesia Reports|May 13, 2021
The role of algorithms in guiding emergency airway managementB A McGrath, T E Heaton
Anaesthesia|February 4, 2009
Patient safety incidents associated with airway devices in critical care: a review of reports to the UK National Patient Safety AgencyA N Thomas, B A McGrath
Postgraduate Medical Journal|August 17, 2010
Patient safety incidents associated with tracheostomies occurring in hospital wards: a review of reports to the UK National Patient Safety AgencyB A McGrath, A N Thomas
Anaesthesia|October 9, 2019
'Neck-only breather' is a better term than 'neck breather' in algorithms and bedhead signs for the management of tracheostomy emergencies. A replyF K Ng, B A McGrath
Anaesthesia|April 18, 2020
Laryngeal oedema associated with COVID-19 complicating airway managementB A McGrath, S Wallace, J Goswamy
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