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From: pnbsiva
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  • Thank you for your comment. Although a capnography is useful, the sensitivity and specificity are not high.That is, we cannot detect the esophageal intubation with the capnography.

  • Why use it? i would rather have a CXR so that I can confirm placement and also get a film of the lungs. Good Idea but to much work.

  • @Christheoverlord

    Thank you for your comment. You do not understand what I mean. We can repidly confrm whether we have correctly placed a tracheal tube into the trachea whenever we are not confident it. The ultrasound image is useful under emergent situations.

  • @pnbsiva what about the capnography? Easy, non-invasive, quick and cheap.

  • No I don't. I use ultrasound when I am not sure correct endotracheal tube placement. You know, there is no physical examinations to confirm endotracheal tube placement except for direct vsion using a fiberscope. I think of ultrasound as a noninvasive rapid examination with high sensitivity and hight specificity to confim the endotracheal intubation placement.

  • wonderfull video, very usefull. Do you the US everytime ? or what are your indications ?

    I use it before the intubation for pediatric patients in order to calibrate the endotracheal tube, and in some patient after radiotherapy or with neoplasm

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