A case of a syndromic preterm neonate in a “can ventilate, can’t intubate” condition: Guedel airway to the rescue!

Introduction: Upper airway distress associated with craniofacial anomaly has been reported widely. An antenatal scan of should alert the attending team to prepare for respiratory in any neonate following delivery. Additionally, a stepwise algorithm is imperative manage difficult children anomalies. Aim: To outline case newborn anomaly. Case study: A premature neonate, born at 36 weeks, was referred otorhinolaryngology failure intubation. Guedel oropharyngeal inserted, and temporarily managed non-invasive ventilation. However, tracheostomy subsequently performed, while ventilated via face mask. Discussion conclusion: Prompt management dire importance handling distress. temporary measure used secure airway, performed.