No abstract available.
Intubation, Intratracheal

No abstract available.
Intubation, Intratracheal*

Stridor in infants with subglottic cyst is rare. Mismanagement of such cases may lead to respiratory compromise with a potentially serious and fatal outcome. The diversity of the clinical presentations throws a great challenge in the diagnosis of subglottic cysts. Manifestations vary as they depend on the size and location of the cysts. We report the case of a 6-month-old girl who had a subglottic cyst but managed as moderate croup till she developed worsening respiratory acidosis which difficult intubation. Any case of premature infants with previous history of neonatal intubation presenting with stridor should prompt clinicians to look for possible cysts in the larynx. This is important because once the diagnosis is made,appropriate treatment may be given and unnecessary morbidity and mortality may be avoided.
Intubation, Intratracheal

To keep the patent airway during a general anesthetic procedure or when handling an unconscious patient is the most important concern as well as responsibility and/or duty of the anesthesiologist. Many delicate operations could and can be performed because of the development of anesthetic techniques aad methods, especially through the introduction of endotracheal intubations. However, at times, an endotracheal tube can unfortunately be a hazardous instrument-lethal instead of lifesaving. The authors experienced a case of left main bronchial obstruction with a thick mucus plug immediately following the completion of oro-endotracheal intubation. This was successfully remedied by direct bronchoscopic aspiration under transtracheal spray. In such a circumstance as this, the newly designed instrument, namely; a bronchofiberscope, is a real necessity.
Humans ; Intubation ; Intubation, Intratracheal* ; Mucus*

No abstract available.
Airway Management ; Intubation, Intratracheal

No abstract available.
Intubation, Intratracheal* ; Lacerations*

BACKGROUND: Mivacurium has a characteristics of rapid onset and the shortest duration of non- depolarizing neuromuscular relaxants and the onset of action could be accelerate more rapidly by using priming principle. The purpose of this study was to compare the onset time of mivacurium by priming principle with succinylcholine during rapid endotracheal intubation. METHODS: 36 patients were randomly divided into 3 groups: mivacurium group by priming principle (Group 1), mivacurium group by bolus injection (Group 2) and succinylcholine group (Group 3). In Group 1, subparalyzing dose of 0.02 mg/kg was administered 2 minutes before principle dose of 0.25 mg/kg was given. Onset time and intubating conditions were observed when twitch tension was reduced by 25% block in each group. RESULTS: The onset of Group 1 (75 sec) was significantly faster than that of Group 2 (90 sec) (p<0.05) but was significantly slower than that of Group 3 (37.5 sec) (p<0.05). Intubating conditions were excellent in all groups. CONCLUSIONS: The attempts of priming principle with mivacurium could accelerate the onset of action of mivacurium compared with that of bolus injection but their onsets were shorter than those produced by succinylcholine.
Humans ; Intubation, Intratracheal* ; Succinylcholine*

A study on 128 patients with ages of 2 and above indicated the blood and blood product transfussion in the pediatric department of the Hue Central hospital during 11/1998-12/199 has shown that the hematologic diseases were most frequent in which bone marrow failure: 26.6% and leukemia: 20.3%. The anemia related diseases are out hematopoietic system were the nephrotic syndrome:11.8% and malnutrition: 11.1%. The ratio of blood group O transfussed was highest in the total blood transfussion. The blood group B was highest rate in the hematocyte transfussion. The blood group A was highest rate in the serum transfussion.
Intubation, Intratracheal ; rocuronium ; surgery

A study on 112 patients with acute experienced endotracheal intubations in lariboisiere hospital, France of which 67 patients received tracheoscopy within 24 hours after removal of intubation has shown that the major causes of intoxication were due to benzodiazepine, alcohol and psychotic agents and multidrugs (67%). The lesions in ear, nose and throat was common complication in-patients with acute intoxication, mainly edema, swollen, ulceration. These lesions related closely with the duration of intubation and duration of treatment. There was no relation between complication and causes of intoxication.
Poisoning ; Intubation, Intratracheal

PURPOSE: Concept analysis was performed on the behavioral concept of endotracheal suctioning (ETS), to identify the goal, to develop astandardized clinical protocol, to identify the antecedents and consequences, and to differentiate the improper use of ETS. METHOD: Walker & Avant's concept analysis was employed using clinical guidelines, books and review articles in which the procedures of ETS were written in detail and published in Pubmed within the last 20 years. RESULT: The macro-goal of ETS was to remove accumulated respiratory secretions. Three defining attributes of ETS were identified; catheter, suctioning and asepsis. Each attribute involved empirical referents, such as the size and depth of thecatheter, the suction pressure, duration and method for suctioning. The antecedents of ETS were identical to the clinical evidences for the need of ETS such as the nursing assessment data. The consequences of ETS serve as an evaluation criteria on the effectsof ETS based on the goal of ETS. CONCLUSION: The concept analysis of ETS demonstrates an example of considering a specific nursing protocol of ETS as a behavioral concept, applying concept analysis to it to identify it's key behavioral components as defining attributes and empirical referents and then developing and applying the standard ETS protocol.
*Intubation, Intratracheal ; Humans