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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 80 cases of cervical spine trauma Anesthesia Of: Huei-Ming Wang, Wei Ma Qing, Feng Yaping [Abstract] Objective To investigate the anesthetic management of cervical trauma experience. Methods 80 cases of cervical trauma were treated with inhalation anesthesia, with bronchoscopy-guided nasal intubation, 38 patients under the skull traction. Results All patients successful intubation, intubation during the perioperative period and stable vital signs. Conclusion of surgery in patients with adequate preoperative assessment and treatment, aiming at induction of anesthesia, intubation, cervical spine stability is the key to anesthesia patient safety. [Keywords:] cervical anesthesia bronchoscopy In recent years, with significantly increased road traffic injuries, medical technology, treatment technology level, significant increase in cervical spine trauma patients, cervical spine surgery is becoming common, surgical treatment of cervical trauma is the most effective method. But such Patients often lead to spinal cord compression due to cervical spine trauma, the site also involves the spinal cord, medulla oblongata and other important regions, especially in poor stability of the cervical spine, head and neck limited mobility, spinal cord injury and different degrees of pressure patients, anesthesia and surgical procedure is slightly can inadvertently lead to serious complications, fraudulent claims threaten the patient’s life. This is undoubtedly the anesthesiologist is a challenge. So perioperative cervical spine surgery on perioperative anesthetic management patient safety is essential. is our recent made of 80 cases of cervical surgery, Perioperative Anesthesia comprehensive analysis of the characteristics of the following for peer reference. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General information on 80 patients, 59 patients were male, 21 female, aged 21 to 58 years. Among them, the invasive cervical fracture or dislocation of the 63 cases,