Warm tube, less blood: study tests gentler nasal intubation
NCT ID NCT03136549
Summary
This study looked at ways to make placing a breathing tube through the nose safer and easier for patients having surgery. Researchers tested whether warming the tube first, combined with a special inflation technique guided by a camera, could reduce nosebleeds and make the tube slide in more smoothly. They compared these methods in 140 adult patients to see which caused less trauma during the procedure.
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Kangnam Sacred Heart Hospital, Hallym University College of Medicine
Seoul, South Korea
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