Study probes how much air patients actually get during CPR
NCT ID NCT06580652
Summary
This study aims to measure the real-world volume of air delivered to the lungs when medical staff manually breathe for a patient during an in-hospital cardiac arrest. It will compare two standard airway devices used in these emergencies. The research involves 30 patients already enrolled in a larger trial and uses a small sensor to measure airflow without interfering with standard care.
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Royal United Hospital Bath
RECRUITINGBath, Banes, BA13NG, United Kingdom
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