The Journal of emergency medicine · 2022
THE HENNEPIN DOUBLE-TUBE TECHNIQUE: A MORE EFFICIENT METHOD OF TRACHEAL INTUBATION THROUGH THE LMA FASTRACH.
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Lee Daniel H, Paetow Glenn, Prekker Matthew E, Driver Brian E
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BACKGROUND: The LMA Fastrach (LMA North America, Inc; hereafter termed the intubating laryngeal mask airway [ILMA]) is an extraglottic device designed to facilitate endotracheal intubation. After the endotracheal tube is placed through the lumen of the ILMA into the trachea, the ILMA is removed, using a proprietary stabilizer rod to hold the tube in place.
DISCUSSION: The traditional method of ILMA removal is not optimized for the critically ill patient. It requires the use of unfamiliar equipment, exposes the patient to a significant period without ventilation, and risks tube dislodgement. We designed a simple technique with a double-endotracheal tube setup that addresses these problems using common equipment, allowing for continuous ventilation, and minimizing the risk of tube dislodgement.
CONCLUSIONS: The traditional method of ILMA removal around an endotracheal tube is not designed for critically ill patients or the physicians taking care of them. This novel technique is designed to improve the usability of the ILMA for physicians and improve airway outcomes for patients.
DISCUSSION: The traditional method of ILMA removal is not optimized for the critically ill patient. It requires the use of unfamiliar equipment, exposes the patient to a significant period without ventilation, and risks tube dislodgement. We designed a simple technique with a double-endotracheal tube setup that addresses these problems using common equipment, allowing for continuous ventilation, and minimizing the risk of tube dislodgement.
CONCLUSIONS: The traditional method of ILMA removal around an endotracheal tube is not designed for critically ill patients or the physicians taking care of them. This novel technique is designed to improve the usability of the ILMA for physicians and improve airway outcomes for patients.