Videolaryngoskopie zur modifizierten „Rapid-sequence-Narkoseeinleitung“

Goldmann, K.; Kalmus, G.; Steinfeldt, T.; Friedrich, I.; Wulf, Hinnerk

doi:10.1007/s00101-005-0951-x

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“…[27] Goldmann et al , in their study concluded that the laryngeal view with C-MAC VLS improved with CP, but the time required for intubation did not decrease in video laryngoscopy-guided CP. [28] Loughnan et al found 41% improvement, 45% unchanged, and 14% worsening in the laryngeal view with CMAC. [11] Such discrepancy may be prevented if the CP is applied by a trained staff who should have access to the video image and facilitate adjustment accordingly.…”

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Effect of cricoid pressure on the glottic view and intubation with king vision^® video laryngoscope

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Context: To establish the usefulness of King Vision ® video laryngoscope (KVL) in patients with rapid sequence anesthesia. Aims: This study aims to compare the role of KVL on glottic visualization, intubation time and associated sympathetic response in routine intubations to those intubations done with cricoid pressure (CP). Settings and Design: Randomized controlled study in a tertiary care hospital. Methodology: Seventy-six patients intubated with KVL were randomized to two groups – Group C (who did not receive any CP) and Group CP – who received CP. The percentage of glottic opening (POGO), intubation time, subjective assessment, and number of attempts taken to introduce KVL and endotracheal tube (ETT) were noted. The saturation, end-tidal carbon dioxide concentration and hemodynamic response (heart rate, systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, mean arterial pressure, and rate pressure product) in the peri-intubation period were also recorded. Results: The demographics, airway, and technical characteristics of insertion of KVL and ETT were comparable between the groups ( P > 0.05). POGO score was 100% in both groups. The significant time in insertion of KVL (Group C 29.87 ± 11.64 s and Group CP 40.68 ± 18.93 s, P = 0.004) and ETT (Group C 17.53 ± 8.71 s and Group CP 22.42 ± 10.77 s, P = 0.033) contributed to prolonged overall intubation time in CP (Group C 41.11 ± 11.65 s and Group CP 51.05 ± 17.31 s, P = 0.005). The intergroup and intragroup hemodynamic variables did not show any statistical significance ( P > 0.05) over time. Conclusion: Although overall intubation time with KVL is prolonged in patients with CP, it provides excellent glottic view, eases intubation, and causes insignificant hemodynamic variation.

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Effect of cricoid pressure on the glottic view and intubation with king vision^® video laryngoscope

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Video Laryngoscope: A Review of the Literature

Gasperi

Porta

Mazza

2016

Topical Issues in Anesthesia and Intensive Care

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Effect of Cricoid Pressure on Laryngeal View With the Pentax-AWS

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Cui

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Annals of Emergency Medicine

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Videolaryngoskopie zur modifizierten „Rapid-sequence-Narkoseeinleitung“

Abstract: Visualisation of the larynx during RSI can be improved using VIL. Time to ETI is not decreased by use of video laryngoscopy-guided application of cricoid pressure.

Cited by 6 publications

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Effect of cricoid pressure on the glottic view and intubation with king vision^® video laryngoscope

Effect of cricoid pressure on the glottic view and intubation with king vision^® video laryngoscope

Video Laryngoscope: A Review of the Literature

Effect of Cricoid Pressure on Laryngeal View With the Pentax-AWS

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Videolaryngoskopie zur modifizierten „Rapid-sequence-Narkoseeinleitung“

Abstract: Visualisation of the larynx during RSI can be improved using VIL. Time to ETI is not decreased by use of video laryngoscopy-guided application of cricoid pressure.

Cited by 6 publications

References 20 publications

Effect of cricoid pressure on the glottic view and intubation with king vision® video laryngoscope

Effect of cricoid pressure on the glottic view and intubation with king vision® video laryngoscope

Video Laryngoscope: A Review of the Literature

Effect of Cricoid Pressure on Laryngeal View With the Pentax-AWS

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Effect of cricoid pressure on the glottic view and intubation with king vision^® video laryngoscope

Effect of cricoid pressure on the glottic view and intubation with king vision^® video laryngoscope