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Panfacial fractures always present a challenging situation to an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon. Accessibility to the fractured sites in and around oral and nasal apparatus is the main requirement to facilitate adequate reduction of fractured segments. The choice of intubation technique in panfacial fractures requires good communication between the team of oral and maxillofacial surgeons and anesthesiologists. In certain situations where the need for good accessibility and achievement of proper occlusion is a prime requisite, the classical methods of airway management methods like naso-tracheal and orotracheal intubations may be contraindicated or not employable(1).

Role of Submental Intubation During the Management of Airway in Midface and Pan Facial Fractures