Is it possible to intubate through an iGel? Yes. However, the data on success rates for doing so aren't wildly in support of this if the device is allowing for decent ventilation. | EMS Avenger

The I-Gel supraglottic airway is used to secure the airway in emergency or anesthetic situations. The insertion process involves gently placing the device into the airway and checking for correct positioning. Adjustments are made by confirming proper ventilation through chest rise and auscultation, ensuring no air leaks or misplacement. Once correctly positioned, the I-Gel is secured, and any further adjustments are made to maintain a stable airway. This device offers a quick and effective solut