Supraglottic Combined Frequency Jet Ventilation Versus Subglottic Monofrequent Jet Ventilation in Patients Undergoing Microlaryngeal Surgery

La sonde de ventilation en jet Hunsaker Mon-Jet est efficace dans les microchirurgies laryngées

“…5,7,11 The major aim of all techniques has been to provide airway control and safe and effective ventilation with minimal obstruction of the surgical view and optimal access to the operative site.…”

Feasibility of standard mechanical ventilation with low FiO2 and small endotracheal tubes during laser microlaryngeal surgery

“…Jet ventilation improves visibility and access to the operative field, but carries the risk of subcutaneous emphysema and pneumothorax and severe complications from insufficient humidification of the inspired gases. 17,18 This technique should be performed in specialized centers with a high case load. 19 Apneic anesthesia with intermittent ventilation offers an ideal view to the surgeon and presents a low incidence of complications.…”

Jet ventilation in obese patients undergoing airway surgery for subglottic and tracheal stenosis

“…The technique evolved to include stand‐alone, nondistensible catheters that could be used without a laryngoscope/bronchoscope. Jet ventilation differs based on frequency modalities and access routes . Particularly, the type of procedure, setting, and familiarity of staff with the delivery system dictates the type of jet ventilation.…”