What is the best way to determine oropharyngeal classification and mandibular space length to predict difficult laryngoscopy?

What is the best way to determine oropharyngeal classification and mandibular space length to predict difficult laryngoscopy?

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What is the best way to determine oropharyngeal classification and mandibular space length to predict difficult laryngoscopy?

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