Doctors seek better way to wake kids from surgery when they have a cold
NCT ID NCT04155892
Summary
This study aimed to find the best signs to know when it's safe to remove a child's breathing tube after surgery, especially if the child has a cold or upper respiratory infection. Researchers observed 760 children under age 8 during outpatient surgery. They tracked specific physical signs, like eye opening and breathing strength, to see which ones best predicted a smooth tube removal.
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Wake Forest University Health Sciences
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 27157, United States
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