This is a spin-off from another thread.
The previous discussion led us to talking about the S.A.L.T. ( Supraglottic Airway Laryngopharyngeal Tube).
In training the S.A.L.T. is wonderful. It has a low failure rate in intubation attempts as well as simplifies and speeds up the endotracheal intubation process.
How well does it work in the field on real patients as opposed to mannequins in the lab?
Do any of you guys have field experience with the S.A.L.T?
Are there any inherent drawbacks or difficulties in it’s field use that you have discovered through experience?