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Breathing circuit compliance and displayed tidal volume during pressure‐controlled ventilation of infants

path toward the glottic opening and may detect any obstruction. It also aids in confirming final placement of the tracheal tube. Ultrasonography identifies esophageal placement, which can help in manipulating the direction of insertion of tube. Capnography is generally available in operation rooms and training in ultrasound for airway management is now widely recommended. We suggest considering this technique in unique situations like this. However, blind nasal intubation takes longer to perform than conventional intubation and it should be undertaken by clinicians familiar with this technique. This technique may lead to complications such as trauma and hemorrhage due to presence of tumor along the nasopharyngeal passage. Fibreoptic bronchoscope, if available must be preferred.