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Successful airway management requires a range of knowledge and skills to predict difficulty and to formulate an airway management plan as well as to have the skills necessary to execute the plan using the wide array of airway devices available. Difficult laryngoscopy and tracheal intubation rate still remains at 1.5–13% due to poor reliability of traditional protocols, algorithms and combinations of screening tools in identifying a potentially difficult airway. 1 Various studies had shown that the incidence of difficult bag and mask ventilation in overweight patients is approximately 6% whereas in lean patients is approximately 1% and incidence of difficult intubation in overweight is 1.5-16% and in lean it is approximately 7%. 2

Ultrasound Guided Preoperative Airway Assessment and Its Correlation with Standard Clinical Airway Assessment in Patients Having BMI >23KG/M2