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Figure 2 | Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine

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From: Prospective observational study on tracheal tube cuff pressures in emergency patients– is neglecting the problem the problem?

Figure 2

Cuff pressure according to method of assessment. Values are shown as median (25/75 percentiles) in cmH2O (n = number of cases). Cuff pressure not checked: 70 (47.3/102.8) cmH2O (n = 46); palpatory method: 43 (20.0/86.5) cmH2O (n = 10); specific volume of air: 35 (17.5/85.0) cmH2O (n = 14); cuff pressure manometer: 27 (20.0/30.0) cmH2O (n = 22); acoustic method: 18 cmH2O (n = 1). Dashed line indicates the upper safe cuff pressure limit. p < 0.001 for comparison of checked by manometer vs. not checked.

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