In patients intubated by means of submental course it has been once in a while noticed that the endotracheal cylinder and sleeve expansion tube had taken various entries through the submental tissue, bringing about a circle of the expansion tube got inside the entry point, at times inside the submental delicate tissues like sublingual salivary organ. Unreasonable pulling might bring about break of expansion cylinder or harm to crucial design. We depict an alteration of the first procedure: directed submental intubation utilizing a cardiovascular catheter which keeps away from the previously mentioned confusions. For this situation report, a patient with extreme midfacial wounds requiring a medical procedure was intubated with this method with fruitful directed submental intubation. Results: In this alteration of the first procedure we had no trouble in going the cylinder through the entry point, the endotracheal tube connector could be handily segregated and reattached and there was no genuine dying. The potential confusions related with customary submental intubation and momentary tracheostomy were stayed away from. The adjustment portrayed gives a protected elective strategy when oral intubation meddles with the careful methodology in the treatment of extreme cranio-maxillofacial injury.

Maxillomandibular, Intubation