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Application of LMA SupremeTM and SLIPATM laryngeal mask airway in female patients undergoing general anesthesia airway management and related postoperative complications: A retrospective study
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Application of LMA SupremeTM and SLIPATM laryngeal mask airway in female patients undergoing general anesthesia airway management and related postoperative complications: A retrospective study
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Journal Article
Application of LMA SupremeTM and SLIPATM laryngeal mask airway in female patients undergoing general anesthesia airway management and related postoperative complications: A retrospective study
2018
Overview
Objective To compare the usage of two kinds of laryngeal mask LMA SupremeTM and SLIPATM in airway management of general anesthesia in adult female patients and the related postoperative complications, so as to provide the basis evidence for guiding the usage of the laryngeal mask airway. Methods The DoCare anesthesia information management system was used to retrieve the cases of female patients treated with LMA SupremeTM (group L) or SLIPATM (group S) to manage airway during general anesthesia during Oct. 2017 to Mar. 2018. The possibly associated complications occurred during or after operation were recorded after checking the anesthesia information management system. Results A total of 924 adult female patients were undergone the LMA SupremeTM (379 cases, 41%) or SLIPATM (545 cases, 59%) during operation. The patients came from the department of breast specialist, gynecology, plastic surgery, tumor surgery and other departments. In group L, the size 3# and 4# laryngeal mask were used in proportions of 28.5
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People's Military Medical Press
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