Populations at risk for intubation nonattempt and failure in the prehospital setting.
作者： Alex G. Garza , D. Adam Algren , Matthew C. Gratton , O. John Ma
DOI: 10.1080/10903120590924654
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摘要: Objectives. Pediatric cardiac arrest patients andadult traumatic are perceived as more difficult to endotracheally intubate than adult patients. The study hypothesis was that these populations were at higher risk of endotracheal intubation failure compared with andthat paramedics would frequently defer attempts Methods. This a retrospective, observational analyzing oral intubations on pediatric arrest, over 66 months. Homogeneity nonattempt andendotracheal studied chi-square analysis. Relative risks (RRs) 95% confidence intervals (CIs) used compare rates rates. Results. 2,669 included. There significant differ...
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