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Weber et al. Flow-controlled ventilation improves end-expiratory lung volume in obese patients – a crossover controlled interventional trial. Abstract #3315 presented at Euroanaesthesia 2019 – Manuscript submitted

by | Jun 6, 2019

The workgroup of Prof. Schumann revealed in a crossover randomized controlled trial that in morbidly obese patients FCV® better maintains end-expiratory lung volume as compared to VCV (P<0.001). The subsequent ventilation phases were applied for only 7 minutes,...

Weber et al. Flow-controlled ventilation improves oxygenation in mechanically ventilated lung-healthy patients – a crossover controlled interventional trial. Abstract #3301 presented at Euroanaesthesia 2019 – Manuscript submitted

by | Jun 6, 2019

The workgroup of Prof. Schumann revealed in a crossover randomized controlled trial in lung-healthy patients a higher efficiency of ventilation when using FCV® compared to VCV, even after short-term application. With similar ventilation settings, FCV® resulted in a...

Kristensen et al. Endotracheal video-laryngoscope guided intubation with a 2.4 mm cuff’ed tube and active expiration by a dedicated ventilator versus a standard tube/ventilator. A randomized single blinded study in patients with a predicted difficult airway. – A paradigm shift in airway management? Abstract #3755 presented at Euroanaesthesia 2019 – Manuscript in preparation

by | Jun 6, 2019

Drs. Kristensen and Abildstrøm showed in a randomized controlled trial in patients with predicted difficult laryngoscopy undergoing head/neck surgery that Tritube improves intubation and surgical conditions as compared to a standard MLT-6. Additionally,...

Schmidt et al. Improved airway management and ventilation with a cuffed endotracheal tube with an outer diameter of 4.4 mm for laryngeal surgery – a randomized controlled trial. Abstract #3269 presented at Euroanaesthesia 2019 – Manuscript submitted

by | Jun 6, 2019

The workgroup of Prof. Schumann demonstrated in a randomized controlled trial involving patients undergoing laryngeal surgery that Tritube improves surgical conditions for surgeons with a lower level of expertise by reducing concealment of laryngeal structures (-68%;...