Chest · 1999
Evaluation of the cuff-leak test in a cardiac surgery population.
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Engoren M
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study is to determine the accuracy of the cuff-leak test in a cardiovascular ICU.
METHODS: Five hundred twenty-four patients were tested immediately before being extubated 531 times. The cuff-leak test was performed with the ventilator set in assist-control mode at a tidal volume (VT) of 10 to 12 mL/kg. The leak was taken to be the difference between the preset inspiratory VT and the average of the three lowest of the subsequent six expiratory VTs. A leak </= 110 mL was considered to be a positive leak test.
RESULTS: None of the 20 patients with a positive leak test developed problems. Three patients had postextubation stridor. Their leaks were 433, 312, and 350 mL.
CONCLUSION: The cuff-leak test is inaccurate and cannot be recommended for routine use in this population.
METHODS: Five hundred twenty-four patients were tested immediately before being extubated 531 times. The cuff-leak test was performed with the ventilator set in assist-control mode at a tidal volume (VT) of 10 to 12 mL/kg. The leak was taken to be the difference between the preset inspiratory VT and the average of the three lowest of the subsequent six expiratory VTs. A leak </= 110 mL was considered to be a positive leak test.
RESULTS: None of the 20 patients with a positive leak test developed problems. Three patients had postextubation stridor. Their leaks were 433, 312, and 350 mL.
CONCLUSION: The cuff-leak test is inaccurate and cannot be recommended for routine use in this population.