The tracheotomy is just the first step in a long chain of treatment. It usually begins in the intensive care unit, from where it progresses through rehabilitation to a care facility or home care. The treatment of tracheostomized patients and the path to decannulation raise complex questions across all professional groups. This book presents a transdisciplinary tracheostomy tube management approach that can be integrated into clinical practice. It takes into account the expertise of all disciplines involved in the treatment: neurosurgery, neurology, ENT, anesthesia, nursing, and speech therapy.