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While coaches will tell you the status of every member of their current roster dictates their approach in the NFL draft, no player will have a greater impact on how the Patriots operate this week than defensive back Devin McCourty.
McCourty won't be in the war room, but the uncertainty as to how he'll be used in 2012 will play a sizable role in how the Patriots approach this week's NFL draft. If they decide to make McCourty a full-time corner again, New England will likely extend itself in an attempt to nab one of the three safeties who are rated at the top of the board in hopes of building depth at a spot where they were thin last year. And if they want to keep him at safety, that will likely mean they'll turn their attention to other areas of need, like pass rusher or interior offensive lineman.
It's hard to imagine this debate taking place a year ago when McCourty was coming off an All-Pro season as a rookie. But after a rough start to the 2011 season as a corner, McCourty was moved to safety part-time late in the year, and the Rutgers' product saw a lot of time there in sub packages in the regular-season finale and playoffs. He didn't reinvent the position, but he certainly appeared fluid and natural when he was back there, particularly in coverage. (He had a pick while playing safety in the regular-season finale against Buffalo.)
So what does that mean for the New England secondary in 2012? McCourty's versatility gives the Patriots another option when it comes to mixing and matching their defensive backs. Bill Belichick has always preached flexibility, and that's certainly the case in the secondary -- McCourty and Sterling Moore have played both safety and corner, and Matt Slater and Julian Edelman have also worked as defensive backs.
While the versatility was important (especially after losing Patrick Chung for eight weeks) and combinations were enough to get New England to the Super Bowl, it was not an ideal situation. As a result, it's likely that the Patriots will use the draft to try and build depth, particularly at the safety spot, a position where they have struggled to maintain depth over the last few seasons because of health and personnel reasons (including the decision to cut loose James Sanders and Brandon Meriweather shortly before the start of the 2011 season).
New England certainly appears to be in a good situation to address the safety spot in this week's draft. And if the Patriots do target Alabama's Mark Barron (and reportedly would now likely have to trade up to do so) or for that matter, Notre Dame's Harrison Smith or even Boise State's George Iloka, that sort of impact addition would likely mean McCourty would shift back to corner on a full-time basis. Those three are rated head-and-shoulders above the rest of the class of available safeties: it's believed that all three would be able to step in and contribute immediately at the NFL level, particularly Barron.
(It's also important to remember that all three of the collegiate safety prospects are built more like a traditional safety than McCourty, with physical frames more suited to long-term success at the position. The part-time corner is 5-foot-10 and 193 pounds, while Barron is 6-foot-2 and 218 pounds, Smith is 6-foot-2 and 212 pounds and Iloka is 6-foot-4 and 222 pounds.)
Should the Patriots decide to add another player who brings versatility as either a corner or a safety, Montana's Trumaine Johnson could be a player worthy of consideration with one of their first-round picks. Johnson is big and physical (6-foot-1 7/8, 204 pounds -- the biggest of the draftable corners in this year's class), hits hard and has good ball skills. The biggest issue is his level of competition, as he only played one game against an FBS school in his college career.
The flexibility of having a defensive back with experience at both positions at the NFL level is always a good thing, but if the Patriots come away from the 2012 draft with at least one of those three (as well as an undrafted free agent or two at the same position), it's reasonable to think that the New England braintrust would settle on the idea of moving McCourty back to corner full time next season. That would leave the safety position to Patrick Chung, Steve Gregory, James Ihedigbo (presuming he re-signs with the Patriots), Josh Barrett, Sergio Brown, Slater and whomever New England adds in the draft.
But if New England puts its priorities elsewhere come draft weekend -- particularly with the arrival of Will Allen and Marquice Cole and the return of Ras-I Dowling -- it's reasonable to think that there's more safety in McCourty's future in 2012. (Those three are part of a cornerback group that would presumably include Moore, Kyle Arrington and Malcolm Williams.)
Ultimately, the adaptability McCourty displayed in moving back and forth will only serve to benefit the New England secondary going forward, especially if it suffers a run of injuries like 2011. But when Belichick makes the call on Thursday and Friday, he'll first take into account how he wants to deploy McCourty in 2012.
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We check in for a final time this season with Red Sox interim manager Torey Luvollo as look ahead to 2016 with him.
Joe and Rob Bradford talk with Red Sox catcher Blake Swihart who had his first career multi home run game as the Red Sox beat the Yankees 10-4 and extend their winning streak to a season high 5 games.
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Land deals: Former Padra mamlatdar arrested, sent to 4-day police remand
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Former mamlatdar of Padra taluka Anshu Srivastav was sent to four-day police remand by a local court here Friday in connection with alleged dubious land deals even as police invoked sections of the Prevention of Corruption Act 1988.
Srivastav, who was posted as extra chitnis in the office of Vadodara district collector till Wednesday, was arrested by Vadodara rural police late on Thursday after being questioned for several hours.
She was produced before the Vadodara district and sessions court on Friday evening. Principal District and Sessions Judge K K Bhatt sent her to police remand till February 12.
"Srivastav granted NA (non-agricultural) permission for a plot of agricultural land in 2008 on the basis of an order of SDM (sub-divisional magistrate). However, the SDM's order does not have number of outward register of the office of the SDM or inward number of Padra mamlatdar office. This means the order was forged and that she had some personal interests in granting NA permission. So, we have invoked provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act 1988," Vadodara rural DSP Usha Rada said.
Police said the land of Jaspur village of Padra for which Srivastav granted NA permission had come within the limits of Vadodara Urban Development Authority (VUDA). So she was not authorised to grant permission as those powers are vested with the district collector.
The police have also invoked Section 7 (public servant taking gratification other than legal remuneration in respect of an official act) of the Prevention of Corruption Act. The Padra police have already booked her under IPC Section 120 (concealing design to commit offence punishable with imprisonment).
"She has admitted that she was in touch with city-based builder Sanjiv Bharambe (who is facing forgery charges) even after an FIR was lodged against him and police were looking for him," Rada said.
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It took longer than two Olympic quadrennials, but Misty May-Treanor has finally achieved something she's always wanted.
She's pregnant.
The Long Beach State All-American, Hall of Famer and three-time Olympic beach volleyball gold medalist told members of the Long Beach State women's volleyball coaching staff that she's pregnant last week, and she confirmed that news with the Register on Sunday night. Her pregnancy was first reported by the Daily Pilot after an interview on Sunday night at the St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort.
She was there serving as emcee and special guest for the 13th annual Sand Sculpture Dedication and Tree Lighting Ceremony. Her husband, former Dodgers catcher Matt Treanor, and dad, Butch May, were also at the event. She said she is about three months pregnant.
May-Treanor, 36, said she was looking to start a family soon after she and Treanor were married in November 2004. A window of opportunity after the 2008 Olympics closed without success and she returned to volleyball in 2011 and won her third beach gold medal with Kerri Walsh Jennings in London last year.
May-Treanor grew up in Costa Mesa, starred at Newport Harbor High and was a three-time all-American at Long Beach State, leading the 1998 49ers to the NCAA title.


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ADDED 7/31/15: Where is the summer going! Catching up on news, Sensei Campos held a ZDK Brown & Black Belt class on Sat. June 13 at the Johnstown, NY ZDK and everyone got a good sweat up. This was the final Brn/Blk class until the fall. On Wed. 6/24 Sensei Campos & Mr. Tom Greco traveled to Sherburne, NY to attend testing at Sensei Bob Pinney's club. It was great to meet the students. Congratulations to the candidates on successfully testing for their next rank.
SUPER SUMMERS: Mr. Tom Arcuri did another fantastic job organizing and directing the 33rd Annual Super Summer Seminars Martial Arts Camp at Herkimer County Community College on the weekend of July 24-26. Special guest instructors Hanshi John Therien from Canada & Kyoshi Dave Kovar from California were on hand with 20 other instructors for a weekend of training, networking, and camaraderie. We are especially pleased that there was a very large ZDK contingent on hand to participate. If you missed the camp then you may be unaware of the BIG NEWS that next year Super Summers will combine with the World Kobudo Federation Convention and will be held in Rochester, NY in May of 2016. This will be a huge event with many instructors and students coming from Europe and other countries. See our Calendar page for updates.
Sensei Campos has an extremely busy August and Fall season with travel and events through mid-November. He looks forward to seeing many ZDK members at various events.
We would like to welcome Mr. Panagiotis Bampalis from Greece as a ZDK member. He is a 3rd Dan under Michael Kossivakis. Have a great August everyone!
ADDED 6/10/15: SENSEI CAMPOS was invited to attend testing at Waterman's Martial Arts in Oneida, NY on Sun 6/7. Also in attendance was Mr. Bob Pinney & Rick Rinaldo (PAK) and Mr. Tom Greco (HQ). Many thanks to Mr. Heath Waterman for his hospitality and congratulations to the test candidates.
ADDED 4/28/15: SENSEI CAMPOS had the honor of visiting and instructing the N-NY ZDK group in Malone, NY on 4/24-26. The weekend began with a special Instructor only class on Friday evening. This was an opportunity to share idea's and discuss curriculum in order to evaluate the program. On Saturday morning and afternoon he presented seminars for children & adults. As always, he is grateful for the hospitality of the N-NY ZDK members and for the hard work everyone is doing to continue to spread the ZDK system in Malone (Mr. Secore), Massena (Mr. Perry & Mr. Pepe), Canton (Mr. & Mrs. Guccione), & Potsdam (Ms. Malik), NY. Many thanks to Mr. Ron Brown for setting up the visit.
ADDED 4/23/15: Congratulations to Mr. Bob Pinney & Mrs. Vicki Gillen on having successful tournaments. Mr. Campos was basking in the Florida sunshine for Mr. Pinney's Colgate University event and, unfortunately, had to attend a wake & funeral on the weekend of Mrs. Gillen's Rome, NY event. While in FL he had the opportunity to visit Ms. Susan Jackson in Orlando and, as always, had a good time.
In Feb, Mar, & April Mr. Campos ran Brown & Black Belt classes for ZDK System students and the Instructors that participate in official ZDK testing. Many thanks to Mr. Streeter & Mrs. Streeter for the use of HQ in Johnstown and for the participants at these training sessions. Mr. Campos hopes to organize at least one more class before summer is in full swing.
ADDED 2/13/15: We are pleased to announce that the Winter Warrior Weekend recently held in Canton, NY by the Canton ZDK club raised $550 for the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP). This was the 2nd donation made by Mr. & Mrs. Guccione for 2015 and brings our total since 2007 to $101,226.21...fantastic. We hope every club gets involved this year. Remember that all donations must be sent to HQ by Veteran's Day. Individual donations are welcome or donate through your club. Please be sure all donation checks are made out to: Wounded Warrior Project. Here is the link to the article on the event in the Canton, NY newspaper:
ADDED 2/4/15: CONGRATULATIONS to Larry & Laura Brooks on a successful 22nd year of organizing the Friendship Tournament in W. Winfield, NY. They are also celebrating their 30th Anniversary of the Brooks Karate Club. Sensei Campos presented them with a certificate recognizing their accomplishment. As always the event was held on Super Bowl Sunday but everyone was on their way home for the big game by 3:30 pm. The day ran smoothly thanks to all the black belts who came to assist and compete. As always, the coordinators, Vicki Gillen, Tom Arcuri, & Larry Brooks, IV, kept things running smoothly and efficiently. It is evident that there is a new generation rising among some of the younger black belts in attendance. We suppose that after two-plus decades of running the event, along with the steady support of many senior ZDK members, a well-run friendly event would be the result. Continued success to the Brooks'.
ADDED 1/18/15: We are gearing up for another busy year of ZDK events, seminars, and activities. To stay informed of current upcoming events visit the ZDK Calendar page. Our first event for ZDK System (& Test Approved) members is a Brown & Black Belt class next Sun. Jan. 25. Our next ZDK Sanctioned event is the tournament run by Larry & Laura Brooks in W. Winfield, NY on 2/1/15. We would like to thank all of our members for their continued support of the ZDK and the events organized by our members. The ZDK continues to be open to anyone interested in being a part of a select group of dedicated instructors and clubs and has been serving the martial arts community and serving our members since 1969. We look forward to seeing you in 2015!


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Watford, UK
Located in the Three Rivers District of Hertfordshire, England, Watford is a town where visitors can come for holidays, football games or recreation. Arts and culture are also prominent in the town, with an arts centre and theatres that host orchestral concerts. No matter what is on the itinerary, travellers will enjoy this picturesque town in the United Kingdom.
Watford Attractions
- Watford Colosseum
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- The Pumphouse Theatre
Watford Activities
- Watch a show at the Watford Palace Theatre
- Explore the Watford Museum
- Catch a game of football at Vicarage Road
Watford Climate
Watford has a temperate climate and can be visited much of the year. Rainfall is common; however, it doesn't usually spoil the fun. In southern England, the average annual temperatures can vary between 47°F and 52°F (8°C and 11°C) nd tend to be more comfortable and pleasant than in the northern region.
Getting There & Around
There are two international airports near Watford, and they are well served by rail and road connections. The town is also convenient to M25 and M1, so visitors can easily drive in if they like.
Upon arrival in Watford, travellers can get around on the Grand Union Canal, as well as by driving or cycling. The town is relatively flat and can be navigated effortlessly by bicycle. Buses service the area for both short and long distances, so visitors can not only see the town but the surrounding areas if they like.
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Journal Sentinel sports columnist Bob Wolfley offers his take on the local and national sports scene.
Versus changes time slot for show this week with Packers' Rodgers
Because of its National Hockey League coverage, Versus has changed the time for the "NFL Turning Point" show on Thursday.
This week's show, which will feature a segment about the six touchdown performance of Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers against the Denver Broncos, will air at approximately 11:30 p.m. Thursday, following coverage of a hockey doubleheader. The show will replay at 9 p.m. Friday on Versus.
The show is co-produced by NFL Films and NBC Sports Group.
NFL Films had microphones on both Rodgers and coach Mike McCarthy. The segment on Rodgers will provide some of the audio and video NFL Films recorded during the Packers' 49-23 victory over Denver at Lambeau Field.
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A beautifully renovated cottage, stylishly furnished and equipped to the highest standard, with stunning views over the town and across to the River Dart. Patio doors feature in both the lounge and first floor master bedroom, leading to large decking areas with tables and chairs and wonderful views. This stunning three-storey property is ideally suited to couples, or families with older children looking for high quality accommodation in central Dartmouth.
Coast & Country Cottages can not be held responsible for the accuracy of the position of the property shown on the map, as these are powered by Google - if you have any concerns about the location of the property then please call our team on 01548 843773 who will be able to advise you.
LOCATION The cottage is on Crowthers Hill (steep in places), just 5 minutes or so walk from Dartmouth's boutiques, restaurants and tea rooms, as well as the picturesque River Dart. Blackpool Sands beach is just a 5-10 minute drive away whilst Woodlands Theme Park is just 3 miles outside of Dartmouth.
VIEWS Lovely views over the town and across to the River Dart from the sitting room and decking areas
ENTRANCE The cottage is accessed directly from Crowthers Hill - the front door leads into a lobby/hallway with level access to the living accommodation at this level. Understairs cupboard with room for coats and shoes. CLOAKROOM A small, fully tiled room (off the dining area) with w.c., basin and heated towel rail.
SITTING/DINING ROOM The entrance hallway opens into a dining area with large glass-topped table and leather backed chairs. The sitting room is stylishly furnished with large squidgy sofa, two leather armchairs, tables, lamps and rug, and has lovely views over the town and across the river beyond. Large flatscreen TV with BT YouView, DVD player and Sony surround sound system. A set of folding French doors (that can be fully opened and drawn back on a sunny day) lead out from the sitting room to the upper decking level.
KITCHEN Also on the ground floor is a superb kitchen, well equipped and presented to a high standard with a variety of contemporary oak base and cream wall units, five-ring gas hob, integrated Bosch appliances (including electric double oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer), microwave, Roberts DAB radio with iPod dock, and porcelaine tiles with underfloor heating.
BEDROOMS Three in total. On the first floor is the master bedroom suite with King-size bed, bedside units and built-in wardrobes. Double glazed sliding French doors lead out to a decked balcony with table and chairs, and lovely views over the town and river. Also at this level is a twin room with two single beds, bedside units and wardrobe/drawers. At second floor attic level is a further twin room accessed via a flight of narrow stairs (recommended for children) This room has two single beds, drawers and en suite cloakroom with w.c. and wash-hand basin. All duvets, pillows, bed linen and towels (excluding those for the beach) are provided.
BATHROOM Fully tiled family bathroom on the first floor with bath, shower (over), w.c., wash-hand basin and heated towel rail.
OUTSIDE Spacious two-tiered decking with garden/dining furniture and gas barbeque. Steps lead down to a lower terrace with patio table and chairs .
PARKING A parking permit, for one car, is provided for an allocated parking space in the Mayors Avenue Reserved car park.
OTHER INFORMATION Beautiful oak flooring on the ground floor with carpets in all bedrooms and porcelaine tiles in the kitchen. Gas fired central heating and instant hot water via combi boiler (plus electric under-floor heating in the kitchen). Strictly no smoking or pets permitted. Wireless broadband available.
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5 months ago
"Lovely cottage, excellent location and views."
Coast & Country Cottages' reply:
Many thanks for your kind review in respect of your recent holiday at Cobb's Cottage in Dartmouth. We were delighted to read your comments and do hope that you choose to stay with us again in the not too distant future. The Team at Coast & Country Cottages
9 months ago
"Overall good BUT in need of care and attention - curtains hanging off rail in two rooms, dirty oven on arrival, dirty table, coffee spill on chairs and VERY poor mattress in double room - seriously in need of replacement"
Coast & Country Cottages' reply:
Many thanks for your valuable feedback regarding your recent stay at Cobb's Cottage. We note your comments regarding the key cabinet and it has been checked to ensure that it is working correctly. We apologise for any inconvenience you may have experienced. Operating instructions are fixed to the cabinet. We were sorry to hear that the property did not appear to have been presented to the correct standard prior to your arrival. As you will appreciate we work very hard with property owners and their nominated housekeepers to ensure cleaning standards are high and in good order for the arrival of holiday guests. Your comments regarding the presentation of the property have been passed on to the owners. To date we have had no other negative comments in respect of the mattress from past customers but we will monitor feedback in this respect going forward. We look forward to welcoming you back to the Dartmouth area again soon. The Team at Coast & Country Cottages
1 year ago
1 year ago
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Sugammadex to rescue a 'can't ventilate' scenario in an anticipated difficult intubation: is it the answer?
Article first published online: 11 JUL 2013
DOI: 10.1111/anae.12311
© 2013 The Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland
Volume 68, Issue 8, pages 795–799, August 2013
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Mendonca, C. (2013), Sugammadex to rescue a 'can't ventilate' scenario in an anticipated difficult intubation: is it the answer?. Anaesthesia, 68: 795–799. doi: 10.1111/anae.12311
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In this issue of Anaesthesia, Paton et al. [1] describe a case in which sugammadex was used successfully to rescue a 'can't ventilate' scenario. The patient presented with an anticipated difficult airway, previous awake intubation using a flexible fibr-escope having failed. Following induction of anaesthesia and neuromuscular blockade with rocuronium, mask ventilation proved to be difficult. An early decision was made to 'bail out' by reversing rocuronium-induced neuromuscular blockade – without attempting tracheal intubation. A back-up plan of oxygenation through a narrow-bore cannula cricothyroidotomy was also unsuccessful during this 'waking up' period. Paton et al.'s patient had no fewer than five warning signs of difficult airway: carcinoma of the tongue base treated with radiotherapy; difficult neck anatomy; previous failed awake fibreoptic intubation due to large epiglottis and narrow glottis; severely restricted movement of the cervical spine; and limited mouth opening. The anaesthetic team formulated a structured airway management plan in which prophylactic cannula cricothyroid-otomy and reversal of neuromuscular blockade with sugammadex were the key rescue elements. Strict adherence to their airway management plans resulted in successful recovery from general anaesthesia, albeit with a period of upper airway obstruction in the immediate recovery phase. Although many aspects of their decision-making and management plans could be equally commended and criticised [2], there are at least two important issues that merit further discussion: firstly, the failed mask ventilation following neuromuscular blockade; and secondly, the use of sugammadex to rescue failed ventilation in a patient with anticipated difficult intubation.
Failed mask ventilation
Before induction of general anaesthesia, the anaesthetist must be confident in his/her ability at least to deliver oxygen effectively to the patients' lungs. Soon after induction of general anaesthesia, this is normally achieved using ventilation via a facemask. Therefore, the ability to maintain a patent airway and ventilate the lungs using a facemask is an essential skill. Successful mask ventilation requires first, the presence of a patent airway (through either the oral or the nasal route, or both, supported when necessary by an oro- or nasopharyngeal airway device), achieved with appropriate positioning of the head and neck, and second, a tight seal between the mask and the face. Although mask ventilation is usually successful in clinical practice, it may rarely fail. Whilst in some patients difficult mask ventilation can be predicted based on certain clinical features [3-6], this is not always the case in reality. If unanticipated failed mask ventilation follows induction of anaesthesia and neuromuscular blockade, oxygenation can still be maintained if either a quick tracheal intubation or successful insertion of a supraglottic airway device (SAD) is possible [6]. However, if neither of these can be achieved, patient safety can be compromised. Some anaesthetists may find it reassuring to demonstrate mask ventilation after induction of anaesthesia but before administration of neuromuscular blocking drugs (NBDs), in case laryngoscopy and intubation prove to be unexpectedly difficult, though this practice is controversial [7-10]. Those who check the ability to mask ventilate may choose to administer a short-acting NBD or decide to wake the patient up when difficult mask ventilation is encountered [11]. Traditionally, suxamethonium has been used as a short-acting NBD, but since rocuronium-induced neuromuscular blockade can now be reversed possibly faster than spontaneous recovery from suxamethonium [12, 13], it can be considered as an equivalent short-acting NBD. Although some studies have demonstrated improved facemask ventilation following administration of NBDs [14, 15], the case scenario described by Paton et al. is an example of how mask ventilation can become impossible despite neuromuscular blockade. These studies evaluated the effects of NBDs on mask ventilation in patients mostly with normal airways, suggesting that one should exercise caution when applying such results into clinical practice when anaesthetising patients with head and neck pathology and predicted difficult airways [16].
When mask ventilation is attempted after induction of anaesthesia but before administering a NBD, there may be some initial resistance to ventilation, particularly if the dose of induction agent is suboptimal. Reduced chest wall compliance [17] and increased muscle tone, coughing and breath-holding associated with light anaesthesia may result in inefficient mask ventilation [6]. In addition, airway manoeuvres (e.g. insertion of an airway device and/or jaw thrust) in the presence of partially obtunded airway reflexes may lead to laryngospasm and impossible mask ventilation. This situation can be improved by administering a NBD with a rapid onset of action. Bennett et al. demonstrated that sufentanil-induced difficult mask ventilation is caused by vocal cord closure and improves following administration of NBDs [18]. The assumed benefit of withholding the NBD until mask ventilation is confirmed is the possibility to wake up the patient in case mask ventilation proves to be difficult. Nevertheless, other studies have demonstrated the contrary: mask ventilation may improve following administration of NBDs [5, 14, 15]. In a series of 22 660 mask ventilations, 37 cases of impossible mask ventilation were identified. In all except one, tracheal intubation was performed following a NBD and only one required cricothyroidotomy [4]. Therefore, adequate doses of induction agent and NBD should facilitate both mask ventilation and tracheal intubation [19].
In certain circumstances, administration of NBDs can make mask ventilation more difficult. At induction of general anaesthesia, following loss of consciousness, inhibition of upper airway neural and muscle activity leads to increased collapsibility of the upper airway [20]. Further loss of skeletal muscle tone induced by the NBD may worsen airway obstruction. A similar situation may arise in the presence of undiagnosed upper airway lesions, leading to difficult mask ventilation and intubation. In these scenarios, reversing the NBD may allow the patient to breathe spontaneously and regain airway muscle tone, and facilitate recovery, provided an appropriate NBD such as rocuronium has been administered. Although one of the options available to rescue difficult mask ventilation includes tracheal intubation [6], the incidence of difficult intubation is higher in patients with difficult, compared with easy, mask ventilation [3]. Both difficult intubation and difficult mask ventilation have shared predictors such as sleep apnoea, snoring, abnormal neck anatomy, severely limited mandibular protrusion and obesity [4]. In addition, radiotherapy for head and neck cancer, male sex, sleep apnoea, Mallampati score 3–4 and the presence of a beard are independent predictors of impossible mask ventilation [5].
Mask ventilation may be difficult because there is failure to achieve a good seal between the face and the mask (e.g. presence of a beard, absence of teeth), but the airway can easily be secured with a SAD or tracheal tube. Alternatively, both mask ventilation and insertion of a SAD or tracheal intubation may be difficult. When unexpected difficulty progresses to an inability to ventilate, patient safety may be compromised unless immediate oxygenation is achieved using a surgical airway. Patients with obstructing lesions at the tongue base and supraglottic region may be in danger of airway obstruction on induction of general anaesthesia due to loss of skeletal muscle tone [21]. Attempts at laryngoscopy, insertion of a SAD or airway adjuncts and any forceful airway manoeuvres may cause bleeding and oedema, leading to complete airway obstruction. Clinical signs in patients with chronic oropharyngeal lesions may be unreliable in quantifying the severity of airway obstruction, as some of them can be asymptomatic until a critical stage is reached [22]. A pre-operative endoscopic airway examination on the day of the procedure may provide valuable information and aid in making decisions regarding airway management plans [23].
Use of sugammadex
Sugammadex at a dose of 16 mg.kg−1 rapidly reverses the most profound neuromuscular block produced by rocuronium [12, 13]. The implication of this in rescuing a 'can't intubate, can't ventilate' (CICV) scenario has resulted in case reports with divided opinion. In addition to the report from Paton et al. [1], I am aware of two further case reports where sugammadex has rescued a CICV scenario [24, 25]. However, in two other reports, although sugammadex aided reversal of neuromuscular blockade, airway obstruction secondary to upper airway pathology necessitated a surgical airway [26, 27]. It is of interest to note that in three of these reports [1, 24, 27], the dose of sugammadex used has been variable and lower than the recommended dose of 16 mg.kg−1 [13]. This problem, along with other practical issues such as availability of the drug, the time taken to draw it up and administer it, and human errors have been identified by Bisschops et al. [28] using a simulated CICV scenario. In such a situation, the main fear is severe hypoxia and death. Therefore, a technique that facilitates rapid re-oxygenation of the patient takes priority. Besides immediate reversal of neuromuscular blockade and restoration of spontaneous ventilation, a patent airway is essential.
Ideally, we need an induction agent and NBD that reliably abolish all airway reflexes and paralyse the upper airway muscles, whilst allowing both of these effects to be reversed immediately in case of severe difficulty in airway management. It should be remembered that sugammadex only reverses the neuromuscular blockade and not the effect of general anaesthetics or other sedative/opioid drugs used during induction of anaesthesia. Stefanutto et al. demonstrated that a combination of remifentanil and propofol (without NBD) resulted in apnoea of sufficient duration to produce significant arterial desaturation despite adequate pre-oxygenation [29]. There is debate as to what constitutes 'adequate' pre-oxygenation [30, 31], and modelling data suggest that even in healthy patients, critical desaturation might supervene before the time taken to reverse neuromuscular blockade [32]. Even after complete reversal of neuromuscular blockade, residual effect of opioids and induction agents may precipitate laryngospasm with any airway manipulation. The obstructed pattern of breathing on return of spontaneous ventilation can also risk the development of negative pressure pulmonary oedema [33]. In the case described by Paton et al. [1], a period of upper airway obstruction was observed in the immediate recovery period despite not administering any opioid. Therefore, the decision to reverse the neuromuscular blockade should be carefully considered as a part of any management strategy, to ensure oxygen delivery. As highlighted in the 4th National Audit Project of the Royal College of Anaesthetists and Difficult Airway Society (NAP4), the outcome of managing an unanticipated difficult airway scenario is significantly influenced by human factors such as leadership with an appropriate level of assertiveness, situation awareness and decision-making [34].
Awake tracheal intubation remains the gold standard in most cases of anticipated difficult airway. Nevertheless, the practical challenge is accurate prediction of difficulty, as bedside assessment has low sensitivity and positive predictive values [35]. In addition, there are circumstances when awake intubation may not be feasible (e.g. uncooperative patients), when one may have to choose an appropriate technique of tracheal intubation under general anaesthesia. Sugammadex may have a role in such situations, where a tracheal intubation plan fails and neuromuscular blockade can be reversed to facilitate a rapid return of spontaneous ventilation. There is still a paucity of evidence for whether sugammadex will reliably allow one to bail out from a CICV situation. Hence in a patient with anticipated difficult airway, the ability to maintain spontaneous ventilation should not be compromised until an alternative, reliable method of oxygenation following loss of consciousness is established. Although Paton et al. [1] used a prophylactic cannula cricothyroidotomy, it failed to aid oxygenating the patient. This should remind anaesthetists that any technique can fail. As exhalation following inflation of the lungs using high pressure ventilation takes place through the upper airway, some degree of upper airway patency is essential when narrow-bore cannula cricothyroidotomy is used. A higher failure rate with this type of cannula cricothyroidotomy has also been reported in NAP4 [36].
Despite the encouraging outcome described by Paton et al., we should be cautious about the overenthusiastic use of sugammadex. Using rocuronium in cases of predicted airway difficulty, and relying on sugammadex to guarantee rapid reversal and enable effective oxygenation, can be a potentially dangerous path. Its use should be limited mostly to reversal of rocuronium-induced neuromuscular blockade in an unanticipated difficult airway, following swift and careful decision making. The most important element in airway management remains prevention of failure by anticipation of difficulty and optimal preparation, with well thought-out plans for management and back-up.
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I admit I watched this just to see how fast he sprinted the wall. Gwin is a beast.
8551 dphilpott http://p.vitalmtb.com/photos/users/8551/avatar/c50_37178_439921946532_627726532_5685944_6753509_n.jpg?1307607604 http://www.vitalmtb.com/community/dphilpott,8551/all 06/02/11 76 8 http://www.vitalmtb.com/community/dphilpott,8551/setup 9 51 1
by the sounds of things there was a gap between the helmet mount and the gopro, a little bit of paper in there would have solved the small vibrations blurring things!
11809 mbrennan http://p.vitalmtb.com/photos/users/11809/avatar/c50_fb_picture_100003147731930.jpg?1322055436 http://www.vitalmtb.com/community/mbrennan,11809/all 11/23/11 3
You are right, I have never ridden there but yeah from the video it looked like most of it was a paved greenway (I doubt it is but...)
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