The Airway Cam Pocket Guide to Intubation, 2nd Edition
The Airway Cam imaging system was invented in 1994 by Richard Levitan, MD, an emergency medicine resident, who realized there was an absence of imaging of laryngoscopy and intubation as seen by the operator.  This lack of imaging has impeded education and skill acquisition, and also prevented objective research into best practice.         Since the device was invented in 1994, Dr. Levitan has been actively involved in airway education and research, using the device in live patients and in non-embalmed cadavers.  Research from the Airway Cam has demonstrated a best practice approach to laryngoscopy that includes ear-to-sternal notch positioning, bimanual laryngoscopy, and straight-to-cuff stylet shaping.  Using this unique imaging system, and with the help of many professionals from various medical centers, we have created educational materials that have been critically acclaimed by leading medical journals across the world.  Airway Cam products are now used by thousands of practitioners, hospitals, and EMS systems in more than thirty countries.