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Normal vs. Restricted Neck Positioning for Tracheotomy Procedure - exh40084
This full color stock medical exhibit features illustrations comparing normal and restricted neck positions for a tracheotomy procedure. The images show a side cut-away view of the patient's head to highlight the differences in each position. The illustration of the normal position shows the neck extended to allow easy access to the trachea while the illustration of the restricted position shows the neck flexed with the chin depressed preventing access to the trachea.

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