Dr K Khaing Saw Lwin discusses different techniques for one lung ventilation in infants and children, including single-lumen endotracheal tubes, double-lumen endobronchial tubes, balloon-tipped bronchial blockers, and Univent tubes. Single-lumen tubes are simplest but have limitations, while double-lumen tubes provide better lung isolation but smallest size is only for children 8 years and older. Balloon-tipped bronchial blockers placed through a single-lumen tube are preferred for children under 6 as they allow lung isolation with fiberoptic guidance. Univent tubes also offer easy positioning of the bronchial blocker. Tube size selection depends on age and