Masarykova Nemocnice V Usti Nad Labem, Krajska Zdravotni A.s.

This study looks at whether changing the flow of oxygen given through the nose can help doctors get a better view when placing a breathing tube using a camera. About 150 adults having planned surgery will be observed. Each person will have their airway checked at three different …

This study watches 300 ICU patients to see how often blood clots caused by catheters remain in the vein after the catheter is taken out. Researchers will track risk factors and whether these clots lead to serious issues like lung clots or long-term vein damage. No new treatments …

This study uses a questionnaire to find out how anesthesiologists in the Czech Republic use lung-protective ventilation during surgery. The goal is to see how well they follow current guidelines and identify areas for improvement. About 800 doctors will take part, and the results…

This study will check if artificial intelligence (AI) can read ROTEM blood clotting tests as accurately as expert doctors. ROTEM tests help guide treatment for patients with bleeding problems during surgery or critical illness. The study will involve 400 adult patients and compar…

This study compares a new video laryngeal mask with the classic version for helping patients breathe during general anesthesia. Researchers will measure how often the mask is placed correctly on the first try, how quickly it works, and any side effects. About 417 adults having pl…

This study compares how well nurses and doctors can place a small tube into an artery at the wrist, a common procedure in hospitals. About 560 patients will take part. Nurses will first complete a special training program. The goal is to see if trained nurses can achieve the same…

This study looks at whether daily weight changes or fluid intake/output records are more reliable for managing fluids in ICU patients. Researchers will observe 55 adults in intensive care, comparing their 24-hour fluid balance to actual weight changes. The goal is to improve how …