Cluster cross-over randomised trial of paediatric airway management devices in the simulation lab and operating room among paramedic students.
Cluster cross-over randomised trial of paediatric airway management devices in the simulation lab and operating room among paramedic students.
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10.1136/emermed-2020-209929
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2021-01
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通讯作者:
Kato M
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作者:
Hansen ML;Wagner A;Schnapp A;Lin A;Le N;Deverman S;Pedigo E;Johnson A;Cusick J;Gries H;Kato M
The objective of this study was to compare pediatric emergency airway management strategies in the simulation lab and operating room environments. This was a two-part cluster crossover randomized trial including simulation lab and operating room environments conducted between January 2017 and June 2018 in Portland, Oregon, USA. In simulated infant cardiac arrests, paramedic students placed an endotracheal tube, an i-gel®, or a laryngeal mask airway in random order. In the operating room, paramedic students placed a laryngeal mask airway or i-gel® device in random order in sequential patients. The primary outcome for both portions of the study was time to ventilation. In the operating room portion, we also evaluated leak pressures and average initial tidal volumes. There were 58 paramedic students who participated in the simulation lab and 22 who participated in the operating room study. The mean time to airway placement in the simulation lab was 48.5 seconds for the i-gel®, 68.9 seconds for the laryngeal mask, and 129.5 seconds for the endotracheal tube. In the operating room, mean time to i-gel® placement was 34.3 seconds with 45.2 seconds for the laryngeal mask. In multivariable analysis of the simulation study, the laryngeal mask and i-gel® were significantly faster than the endotracheal tube, and the i-gel® was faster than the laryngeal mask. In the operating room, there was no significant difference in time to placement, leak pressure, and average volume of the first 5 breaths between the i-gel® and laryngeal mask. We found that paramedic students were able to place supraglottic devices rapidly with high success rates in simulation lab and operating room environments. Supraglottic devices, particularly the i-gel, were rated as easy to use. The i-gel may be easiest to use since it lacks an inflable cuff and requires fewer steps to place.
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