A Novel, Adaptable Laryngeal Mask to Facilitate a Percutaneous Dilatational Tracheostomy

Vignes, Seth M.; Cover, Christopher G.; Chedid, Nicholas; Kleinpeter, Scott M.; Palomino, Jaime

doi:10.1097/lbr.0000000000000216

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“…27,28 There is emerging literature in simulation-based training for rigid bronchoscopy and percutaneous tracheostomy using airway models, mannequins, and cadavers. [29][30][31] Simulation-based education should be based on a mastery learning approach and structured. 32 It remains unclear what form of simulators (low vs. high fidelity) for bronchoscopy best improves performance for the already proficient and expert IP practitioners, as their needs will likely be different from novice/competent practitioners.…”

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Interventional Pulmonology: The Role of Simulation Training and Competency-Based Evaluation

Desai

Parikh

Lee

2018

Semin Respir Crit Care Med

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Medical education and training are becoming more complex endeavors as technological and research advancements lead to new tools and methods to care for patients. In recent years, there has been a paradigm shift in medical education to competency-based assessments. Another important recent development in medical education has been the increasing use of simulation-based learning for procedural training. Interventional pulmonology (IP) is a relatively young and rapidly evolving procedural-based subspecialty. There are several well-validated competency-based assessment tools available to measure training adequacy in many of the most commonly performed procedures in IP. These tools have been shown to improve learning curves and training outcomes. The extent of how widely these tools are being used in clinical and educational spheres, however, remains unclear. Moreover, several commonly performed procedures in IP have no or limited validation tools currently available. Standardized training using simulation has also been shown to lead to positive training outcomes as compared with more traditional training models. However, widespread adoption of simulators has been limited due to the cost and availability.

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Interventional Pulmonology: The Role of Simulation Training and Competency-Based Evaluation

Desai

Parikh

Lee

2018

Semin Respir Crit Care Med

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Competences in bronchoscopy for Intensive Care Unit, anesthesiology, thoracic surgery and lung transplantation

Solidoro¹,

Corbetta²,

Patrucco³

et al. 2019

Panminerva Med

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Over the last decades, the use of flexible bronchoscopy has greatly increased in intensive care, anesthesia and thoracic surgery for diagnostic purpose, management of critical patients and to facilitate airway management for tracheal intubation, one lung ventilation and lung transplant management. The huge availability of endoscopic instruments and devices for airway management has amplified indications and possibilities for bronchoscopic procedures performed by intensive care physicians, anesthesiologist, endoscopists, and surgeons too. These practices need adequate technical skills that can be acquired only through defined learning pathways. This manuscript summarizes the indications and the competencies needed to perform bronchoscopic procedures in intensive care, anesthesia and thoracic surgery settings.

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A Novel, Adaptable Laryngeal Mask to Facilitate a Percutaneous Dilatational Tracheostomy

Abstract: Initial testing using an ALM during PDT on mannequins and cadavers showed an improvement in airflow and the removal of the bronchoscope from the ETT, respectively. Further studies using the ALM in a patient population compared with standard techniques would be useful.

Cited by 2 publications

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Interventional Pulmonology: The Role of Simulation Training and Competency-Based Evaluation

Interventional Pulmonology: The Role of Simulation Training and Competency-Based Evaluation

Competences in bronchoscopy for Intensive Care Unit, anesthesiology, thoracic surgery and lung transplantation

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