Showing results for Transtracheal Devices >> QuickTrach (Total results = 7) Sorted by date of publication. |
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| The 'Can't Intubate Can't Oxygenate' scenario in Pediatric Anesthesia: a comparison of different devices for needle cricothyroidotomy. Stacey J Heard AM Chapman G Wallace CJ Hegarty M Vijayasekaran S von Ungern-Sternberg BS Paediatric anaesthesia, 10/2012, Journal Article PMID: 23066666 |
| The efficacy of spontaneous and controlled ventilation with various cricothyrotomy devices: a quantitative in vitro assessment in a model lung. Michalek-Sauberer A Granegger M Gilly H The Journal of trauma, 3/2011, Journal Article PMID: 21399543 |
| Emergency cricothyrotomy in infants--evaluation of a novel device in an animal model. Metterlein T Frommer M Kwok P Lyer S Graf BM Sinner B Paediatric anaesthesia, 1/2011, Journal Article PMID: 21210882 |
| A randomized trial comparing two cuffed emergency cricothyrotomy devices using a wire-guided and a catheter-over-needle technique. Metterlein T Frommer M Ginzkey C Becher J Schuster F Roewer N Kranke P The Journal of emergency medicine, 7/2010, Journal Article PMID: 20605389 |
| Emergency cricothyrotomy: a randomised crossover trial comparing the wire-guided and catheter-over-needle techniques. Fikkers BG van Vugt S van der Hoeven JG van den Hoogen FJ Marres HA Anaesthesia, 10/2004, Journal Article PMID: 15488061 |
| Ventilation of a model lung using various cricothyrotomy devices. Craven RM Vanner RG Anaesthesia, 5/2004, Evaluation Studies, Journal Article PMID: 15144301 |
| [Cricothyreotomy using the Quicktrach coniotomy instrument set]. Frei FJ Meier PY Lang FJ Fasel JH Anasthesie, Intensivtherapie, Notfallmedizin, 1/1990, Journal Article PMID: 2310000 |