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Anaesthesia and Intensive Care|August 30, 2008
The origins of the sniffing position and the Three Axes Alignment Theory for direct laryngoscopyK B Greenland, V Eley, M J Edwards, et al.Anaesthesia and Intensive Care|January 14, 2011
Vocal cords-carina distance in anaesthetised Caucasian adults and its clinical implications for tracheal intubationG Pang, M J Edwards, K B GreenlandAnaesthesia and Intensive Care|March 3, 2010
Airway assessment based on a three column model of direct laryngoscopyK B GreenlandBritish Journal of Anaesthesia|September 18, 2010
Changes in airway configuration with different head and neck positions using magnetic resonance imaging of normal airways: a new concept with possible clinical applicationsK B Greenland, M J Edwards, N J Hutton, et al.Anaesthesia and Intensive Care|July 21, 2012
Observations on the assessment and optimal use of videolaryngoscopesK B Greenland, R Segal, C Acott, et al.Anaesthesia and Intensive Care|November 1, 1979
Pseudomonas infection and the anaesthetistP Cumpston, S NarasimhanAnaesthesia|January 17, 2004
Comparison of the Williams Airway Intubator and Ovassapian Fibreoptic Intubating Airway for fibreoptic orotracheal intubationK B Greenland, M C Lam, M G IrwinAnaesthesia|June 24, 2006
Comparison of the Berman Intubating Airway and the Williams Airway Intubator for fibreoptic orotracheal intubation in anaesthetised patientsK B Greenland, I D Ha, M G IrwinAnaesthesia and Intensive Care|April 30, 2009
Magnetic resonance scanning of the upper airway following difficult intubation reveals an unexpected lingual tonsilK B Greenland, P H V Cumpston, J HuangResuscitation|March 14, 2007
Personal protection equipment for biological hazards: does it affect tracheal intubation performance?K B Greenland, D Tsui, P Goodyear, et al.Pageof 171