*Anesthesia Considerations in the Perioperative of Patients with Lip and Palate Length DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.89953*

The adverse events observed in the transanesthetic and related to the endotracheal tube are occlusion, bending or accidental removal by surgical manipulation [18].

There are no criteria already established for the optimal time of extubation; it is an issue that continues to cause controversy. In general terms, extubation is recommended with a patient fully awake and with protective airway reflexes [3, 19].
