ArticleIndian journal of anaesthesia2022
Comparing the efficacy of modified thenar eminence technique with conventional thenar eminence technique of mask ventilation during induction of general anaesthesia - A randomised crossover study.
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Background and Aims: Mask ventilation is one of the important skills required for successful airway management. Following the induction of general anaesthesia, there could be airway obstruction due to fall back of the tongue or soft palate. This obstruction could be overcome by manoeuvring the mandible or inserting airways. The primary objective of the study was to compare the efficacy of modified thenar eminence technique of mask ventilation in improving expired tidal volume (VT Methods: Seventy-six patients were randomised into group M and group C. In group M, the modified thenar eminence technique was performed for five consecutive breaths followed by conventional technique, and vice versa was followed in group C. In each breath, VT Results: VT Conclusion: Modified thenar eminence technique of mask ventilation is superior to the conventional technique in terms of VT
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