Universal videolaryngoscopy and intubation outcomes in anaesthesia trainees: A subanalysis of the multicentre VIDEOLAR-SURGERY trial.

Bermúdez M, Taboada M, Fernández J, Estany-Gestal A, Paz E, Molíns N, Orallo MLÁ, Mosquera E, Amor M, Díaz C, Mirón P, Dos Santos L, Soto-Jove R, Alonso MC, Amate JJ, Varela S, Taboada C, Seoane-Pillado T

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10.1177/0310057x261499704
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2026 Nov 1
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Anaesthesia and intensive care
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@article{allodium:10.1177/0310057x261499704,
  title = {Universal videolaryngoscopy and intubation outcomes in anaesthesia trainees: A subanalysis of the multicentre VIDEOLAR-SURGERY trial.},
  author = {Bermúdez M and Taboada M and Fernández J and Estany-Gestal A and Paz E and Molíns N and Orallo MLÁ and Mosquera E and Amor M and Díaz C and Mirón P and Dos Santos L and Soto-Jove R and Alonso MC and Amate JJ and Varela S and Taboada C and Seoane-Pillado T},
  year = {2026},
  journal = {Anaesthesia and intensive care},
  doi = {10.1177/0310057x261499704},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.1177/0310057x261499704}
}

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TY  - JOUR
TI  - Universal videolaryngoscopy and intubation outcomes in anaesthesia trainees: A subanalysis of the multicentre VIDEOLAR-SURGERY trial.
AU  - Bermúdez M
AU  - Taboada M
AU  - Fernández J
AU  - Estany-Gestal A
AU  - Paz E
AU  - Molíns N
AU  - Orallo MLÁ
AU  - Mosquera E
AU  - Amor M
AU  - Díaz C
AU  - Mirón P
AU  - Dos Santos L
AU  - Soto-Jove R
AU  - Alonso MC
AU  - Amate JJ
AU  - Varela S
AU  - Taboada C
AU  - Seoane-Pillado T
PY  - 2026
JO  - Anaesthesia and intensive care
DO  - 10.1177/0310057x261499704
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ER  - 

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M, B., M, T., J, F., A, E., E, P., N, M., MLÁ, O., E, M., M, A., C, D., P, M., L, D. S., R, S., MC, A., JJ, A., S, V., C, T., & T, S. (2026). Universal videolaryngoscopy and intubation outcomes in anaesthesia trainees: A subanalysis of the multicentre VIDEOLAR-SURGERY trial.. Anaesthesia and intensive care. https://doi.org/10.1177/0310057x261499704

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