Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand = Chotmaihet thangphaet · 2012
Cuff leak volume as a clinical predictor for identifying post-extubation stridor.
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Keeratichananont Warangkana, Limthong Teeranan, Keeratichananont Suriya
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Post-extubation stridor occurs after translaryngeal intubation results to re-intubation in a number of patients.
OBJECTIVE: To determine the cut-off value of the cuff leak volume test among Thai patients as a predictor for post-extubation stridor
MATERIAL AND METHOD: Demographic data and cuff leak volume were collected from patients who had been intubated with planned extubation. Clinical stridor was observed and identified after extubation.
RESULTS: Among 115 patients, the cuff leak volume of less than 114 ml was used to predict post-extubation stridor with the sensitivity of 89%, specificity of 90%, positive predictive value of 65%, and negative predictive value of 98%, respectively. Among the stridor group, 12 of 19 cases (63.2%) needed re-intubation.
CONCLUSION: The cuff leak volume of less than 114 ml can be used as a clinical predictor for identifying post-extubation stridor
OBJECTIVE: To determine the cut-off value of the cuff leak volume test among Thai patients as a predictor for post-extubation stridor
MATERIAL AND METHOD: Demographic data and cuff leak volume were collected from patients who had been intubated with planned extubation. Clinical stridor was observed and identified after extubation.
RESULTS: Among 115 patients, the cuff leak volume of less than 114 ml was used to predict post-extubation stridor with the sensitivity of 89%, specificity of 90%, positive predictive value of 65%, and negative predictive value of 98%, respectively. Among the stridor group, 12 of 19 cases (63.2%) needed re-intubation.
CONCLUSION: The cuff leak volume of less than 114 ml can be used as a clinical predictor for identifying post-extubation stridor