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Ma<strong>in</strong> <strong>Airway</strong><strong>Management</strong>AlgorithmFrom <strong>Difficult</strong> <strong>Airway</strong>Failed<strong>Airway</strong>Walls, RM.The Emergency <strong>Airway</strong> Algorithms2004XXX預 估 為 困 難 氣 道 嗎 ?XVR S I插 管 成 功 嗎 ?BMV? , SPO2>90% ?V熟 手 經 口 插 管 ≥3 次VXFailed <strong>Airway</strong>Need Intubation ?Unconscious, unreactive, near deathV<strong>Difficult</strong> <strong>Airway</strong>V做 插 管 後 的 處 理Crash<strong>Airway</strong>RSI (Medication)• atrop<strong>in</strong>e –– blocks vagal response to airway stimulation, may be protective aga<strong>in</strong>starrhythmias seen with Succ<strong>in</strong>ylchol<strong>in</strong>e• lidoca<strong>in</strong>e– IV if head <strong>in</strong>jury suspected• sedative:– Thiopental (50 mg test dose, then 2-4 mg/kg ,onset: 1 m<strong>in</strong>, effect: 10-30m<strong>in</strong>) ;– Propofol– Midazolam: 2-10mg IV (onset: 1-2 m<strong>in</strong>, effect: 2-4 hr)– ketam<strong>in</strong>e• good choice for patient with status asthmaticus; may raise IICP– morph<strong>in</strong>e , fentanyl• neuromuscular blocker:– Succ<strong>in</strong>ylchol<strong>in</strong>e: 1 mg/kg IV (onset 1 m<strong>in</strong>, effect: 4-8 m<strong>in</strong>)– rocuronium (Esmeron): 0.6 mg/kg引 導 意 識 不 清 的 鎮 靜 劑ThiopentalKetam<strong>in</strong>eDiazepamMidazolamFentanyl劑 量 (IV)3-5 mg/kg1-2 mg/kg0.25-0.4mg/kg最 大 10mg0.1-0.2 mg/kg最 大 15mg2-10 μg/kg作 用 開 始時 間10-30 秒1-2 分2-4 分1-2 分1 分藥 效期 間10-30 分15-30 分30-90 分30-60 分30-60 分Ketam<strong>in</strong>e 的 作 用口 內 分 泌 物胃 內 壓腦 內 壓血 壓 、 心 跳 、 心 輸 出 量眼 內 壓張 力 過 強支 氣 管 擴 張緊 急 反 應 (emergency reaction)Succ<strong>in</strong>ylchol<strong>in</strong>eRocuronium(Esmeron)PancuroniumAtracurium肌 肉 鬆 弛 劑0.6mg/kg劑 量 (IV)1.0-1.5 mg/kg(>10kg)1.5-2.0mg/kg(


‧ 如 何 依 據 各 種 情 境 選 擇 適 當 的 呼 吸 道 (the“airway hierarchy”) , 包 括 下 列 ..– 如 何 選 擇 適 當 並 正 確 使 用 較 具 侵 襲 性 的 呼 吸 道 :• Laryngeal mask airway (LMA) (Class Class IIa)• Esophageal-tracheal (Combitube) tube (Class IIa)• Tracheal tube (well tra<strong>in</strong>ed HCP, Class I) (welltra<strong>in</strong>ed EMS, Class IIa)– 如 何 確 定 tracheal tube 放 置 的 位 置 正 確 :• Physical exam criteria• End-tidal CO 2 detection (Class IIa) (for Combitube,LMA (Class Indeterm<strong>in</strong>ate))• Esophageal detector device (EDD) (Class IIa)– 如 何 固 定 tracheal tube 以 防 止 其 滑 脫Supraglottic Ventilatory Devices• 喉 罩 與 插 管 喉 罩Laryngeal mask airway (LMA)Intubat<strong>in</strong>g LMA (I-LMA)• 食 道 氣 管 聯 合 管Esophageal Tracheal Combitube• 氣 囊 式 口 咽 氣 道Cuffed oropharyngeal airway• 喉 管Laryngeal tubeEsophageal Tracheal Combitube (I)• Kendall Sheridan• A disposible doublelumen tube• Comb<strong>in</strong>e aconventional ET andan esophagealobturator airway• Ventilation is possiblewith eithertracheal or esophageal<strong>in</strong>tubationEsophageal Tracheal Combitube (II)• Inserted bl<strong>in</strong>dly, orlaryngoscopy to enhance placement• Should protect aga<strong>in</strong>st aspiration• Especially useful --- Direct visualizationof the vocal cords is not possibleCuffed Oropharyngeal <strong>Airway</strong> (I)氣 囊 式 口 咽 氣 道• COPA TM , Mall<strong>in</strong>krodt Medical• First described by Greenberg <strong>in</strong> the early 1990s• Inexpensive, disposibleS<strong>in</strong>gle use device, no risk of cross <strong>in</strong>fection• Modified Guedel’s airwayAn <strong>in</strong>flatable distal high volume, lower pressure cuffA 15 mm proximal adapter• Insertion technique is the same as for a Guedel’sairway4


Almost like a s<strong>in</strong>gle lumen,shorten CombitubeLaryngeal TubeCan be attached directly to any breath<strong>in</strong>gsystemA “bridge to extubation”Not protect airway fromregurgitation and aspirationContra<strong>in</strong>dication for full stomachCurrently available <strong>in</strong> four size: 8, 9, 10, 11Compared to theCombitube, easier to<strong>in</strong>sertPossibility of esophagealrupture is <strong>in</strong>creased ifvomit<strong>in</strong>g occur, as there isno esophageal ventWhere is the hole?HistoryFirst elective oral <strong>in</strong>tubationValleculaAE foldCuniformCorniculateArytenoidINTUBATION OF THE LARYNX.htmThree primary laryngoscope blades• Jackson laryngoscope blade• Miller laryngoscope blade• MacIntosh laryngoscope blade5


Modifications of LaryngoscopesRigid laryngoscopes– Flexible tip laryngoscopesMcCoy lever<strong>in</strong>g laryngoscopeIndirect rigid fiberoptic laryngoscopes– Bullard laryngoscope– WuScope system– AWS laryngoscopeBullardVideoIntubationLaryngoscopePentax-AWSGlidescopeAWSWuScopeEndotracheal tube guides• Eschmann tracheal tube <strong>in</strong>troducer• Rüsch ® Intubation stylet• Frova <strong>in</strong>tubation <strong>in</strong>troducer• Arndt airway exchange catheter set• A<strong>in</strong>tree airway exchange catheter• Lighted StyletsTrachlightShikani OpticalStyletLighted Stylet IntubationA.K.A. :Trachlite ®(Rusch), Trachlight ® (Laerdal), Surch-lite ® (Aaron Medical), "Lightwand"®IntroductionLighted stylet guided <strong>in</strong>tubation can be a useful techniquefor oral and nasal <strong>in</strong>tubations <strong>in</strong> both asleep and awakepatients (1,3). This type of <strong>in</strong>tubation technique has areported success rate as high as 99% <strong>in</strong> experienced hands(3). It can be used <strong>in</strong> anticipated and unexpected difficultairways where conventional direct laryngoscopy has failed(2,7). It can be achieved as fast as conventional directlaryngoscopy by one skilled <strong>in</strong> its use (3,4,5).Cannot Ventilate, CannotIntubate Situation• Insertion of LMA• Insertion of the combitube• Insertion of transtracheal jet ventilation• Creation of a surgical airway6


Special <strong>Airway</strong> Techniques• Flexible fiberoptic <strong>in</strong>tubation• Retrograde <strong>in</strong>tubation• Transtracheal jet ventilation• Cricothyrotomy• Percutaneous dilatation tracheostomyFiberoptic Intubation• Oral vs nasal approach• Under general anesthesia• Under rapid sequence Induction & <strong>in</strong>tubation• Fiberoptic <strong>in</strong>tubation aided by rigidlaryngoscopy• Fiberoptic <strong>in</strong>tubation through LMA orcombitube• Fiberoptic and retrograde <strong>in</strong>tubationPhysiological Changes toFiberoptic Intubation• Respiratory effectHypopharynx – glossopharyngeal N –laryngealspasmLaryngeal surface of the epiglottis, larynx,bronchial tree – vagus N – bronchial spasm• Cardiovascular effectSympathoadrenal response depend on thetechnique, <strong>in</strong>tubation time, smoothness of<strong>in</strong>tubation, size of the fiberscope and ET tubeFiberoptic Intubation1.2% unsuccessful attempts(1) <strong>in</strong>ability to visualize the larynx(2) <strong>in</strong>ability to advance the tube overthe fiberoptic bronchoscope(3) <strong>in</strong>ability to direct the tube towards the larynxOvassapian et al: Anesth Analg 1983; 62: 692-695Retrograde Intubation• Through cricothyriod membrane• A bl<strong>in</strong>d technique• Useful <strong>in</strong> patients with cervical <strong>in</strong>jury orairway trauma• As a adjunct for fiberoptic <strong>in</strong>tubation• Arndt airway exchange catheter氧 氣 和 通 氣 的 方 法• 氣 管 穿 刺 導 管7


氧 氣 和 通 氣 的 方 法• 環 甲 狀 膜 切 開 術• 氣 管 切 開 術Recurrentlung CAs/p stent<strong>in</strong>gwithgranulationbronchialobstruct<strong>in</strong>and stentdeherenceNeedle cricothyrotomyManual JetventilatorTranstracheal Jet Ventilation(TTJV)Temporiz<strong>in</strong>g means of rescue ventilationJet ventilator8


<strong>Difficult</strong><strong>Airway</strong>Algorithm<strong>Difficult</strong> <strong>Airway</strong> PredictedSPO2>90% ?求 救XY BMV? ,SPO2>90% ?XBMV 可 成 功 Failed <strong>Airway</strong>YX插 管 可 能 成 功YRSIXAwake techniqueGo to Ma<strong>in</strong> AlgorithmXY預 估 SPO2 可 >90% ?做 插 管 後 的 處 理XYBl<strong>in</strong>d nasaltracheal, Failed <strong>Airway</strong>cricothyrotomy, fiberoptic,I-LMA,lighted stylet<strong>Difficult</strong> <strong>Airway</strong>1. Head anomalies2. Facial anomaliesa. maxillary and mandibular diseasesb. temporomandibular jo<strong>in</strong>t disease3. Mouth and tongue anomaliesa. microstomiab. tongue disease4. Nasal, palatal and pharyngealanomaliesa. choanal atresiab. nasal massesc. palatal anomaliesd. enlarged adenoidse. tonsillar diseasef. pharyngeal diseasesg. retropharyngeal and parapharyngealdiseasesh. pharyngeal bullae or scarr<strong>in</strong>g5. Laryngeal anomaliesa. laryngomalaciab. epigottitisc. congenital glottic lesionsd. laryngeal papillomatosise. laryngeal granalomasf. congenital and acquired subglotticdisease6. Tracheobronchial tree anomaliesa. tracheomalasiab. croupc. bacterial tracheitisd. mediast<strong>in</strong>al massese. vascular malformationsf. foreign body aspiration7. Neck and sp<strong>in</strong>e anomaliesa. neckb. limited cervical sp<strong>in</strong>e mobilityc. congenital and acquired cervical sp<strong>in</strong>e<strong>in</strong>stabilityPre-<strong>in</strong>tubation <strong>Airway</strong> Exam (1)• Length of upper Incisors• Involuntary: Maxillary Teeth Anterior toMandibular Teeth• Voluntary: Protrusion of Mandibular TeethAnterior to the Maxillary Teeth• Inter-cisor Distance• Oropharyngeal ClassPre-<strong>in</strong>tubation <strong>Airway</strong> Exam (2)• Narrowness of Palate• Mandibular Space Length (thyromentaldistance)• Mandibular Space (MS) Compliance• Length of Neck• Thickness of Neck• Range of Motion of Head and Neck9


如 何 確 定 氣 管 內 管 的 位 置 ?Primary2005 年 的 準 則 已 經 取 消 所 謂 的 次 級 評 估也 就 是 全 部 都 是 屬 於 初 級 評 估Secondary2005ACLSPrimary1992 E.C.Cgold standard理 學 檢 查 & 觀 察2000 ACLSEDD ETCO 2Bronchoscopy( 觀 看 氣 管 軟 骨 )BulbtypeCapnographyDetectorCxR( 緩 不 濟 急 )Tracheal Tube Holders: Adult and Infant( 市 售 的 專 用 固 定 器 )•Secure the endotracheal tube with tape or a commercial device (Class I).•These devices may be considered dur<strong>in</strong>g patient transport (Class IIb).救 人 為 快 樂 之 本Suggest Contents of Special Unitfor <strong>Difficult</strong> <strong>Airway</strong> <strong>Management</strong>• Rigid laryngoscpe blades - alternate design & size• Endotracheal tubes of assorted sizes• Endotracheal tube guides• Various supraglottic airway devices-LMA/COMBITUBE• Fiberoptic <strong>in</strong>tubation equipment• Retrograde <strong>in</strong>tubation equipment• Equipments for transtracheal jet ventilation• Equipments suitable for emergency surgicalairway access-cricothyrotomy• An exhaled CO2 detector10

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