2011
DOI: 10.4037/ajcc2011398
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Deviations in Endotracheal Cuff Pressure During Intensive Care

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“…At the same time, pressure should not be raised to avoid tracheal perfusion problems, as hyperinflation can cause local ischemia, which can evolve to stenosis, fistulae and tracheomalacia. [18][19] In general, cuff pressure levels ranging between 20 and 30 cm H 2 O are recommended. Maintaining these pressure levels represents a challenge though, as many factors influence the pressure, including patient positioning, aspiration of secretions, central temperature and some anesthetic agents.…”
Section: Cuff Pressure Between 20-30 CM H 2 Omentioning
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“…At the same time, pressure should not be raised to avoid tracheal perfusion problems, as hyperinflation can cause local ischemia, which can evolve to stenosis, fistulae and tracheomalacia. [18][19] In general, cuff pressure levels ranging between 20 and 30 cm H 2 O are recommended. Maintaining these pressure levels represents a challenge though, as many factors influence the pressure, including patient positioning, aspiration of secretions, central temperature and some anesthetic agents.…”
Section: Cuff Pressure Between 20-30 CM H 2 Omentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Maintaining these pressure levels represents a challenge though, as many factors influence the pressure, including patient positioning, aspiration of secretions, central temperature and some anesthetic agents. 19 In the attempt to maintain pressure levels in the ideal range, studies have shown strategies for the continuous monitoring of cuff pressure. Despite the ability to maintain pressure at appropriate levels, however, these studies only presented favorable results with regard to tracheal damage risks, without showing benefits for VAP prevention.…”
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“…Diğer bir yöntem olarak, ET kaf basıncının sürekli kontrolünü sağlamak amacıyla elektronik ya da pnömatik olmak üzere iki farklı düzenleme sistemleri kullanılmaktadır (6). Bu cihazlar ET kaf basıncını belirlenen hedef sınırlar içinde tutar (11). Son yıllarda, ET kaf basıncının sürekli kontrolü için elektronik ya da pnömotik bir güç gerekmeksizin ET kaf basıncını istenen düzeyde tutan akıllı kaf yöneticisi geliştirilmiştir (18 studies.…”
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“…Cuff pressure with "yes/no" reply to pressure between 25º-35º. Maintaining the proper pressure of the cuff should ensure the sealing of the trachea to prevent microaspiration of subglottic secretions to the lower respiratory tract (11)(12) . 7.…”
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