Bedside conventional tracheostomy
Giancarlo Artese Araujo, Antonio Augusto Tupinambá Bertelli, Helvécio de Resende Urbano Neto, Marianne Yumi Nakai, Caroline Schmiele Namur, Marcelo Benedito Menezes, Antonio José Gonçalves
Abstract
Introduction: Tracheostomy is a very frequent procedure in Intensive Care Units and may be performed in operating room or bedside, using percutaneous techniques or conventional open tracheostomy, showing similar rates of complications. Objective: To describe the open experience of Head and Neck Surgery division of Santa Casa in São Paulo with bedside tracheostomy. Methods: A retrospective study of database tracheostomies was performed between 2013 and 2016. Then, age, gender, and main complications were analyzed. Results: Analysis of 598 patients shows 9 cases (1.50%) of complications, bleeding was the cause in 6 cases (1.0%), 1 postoperative death (0.16%), 1 accidental decannulation case (0.16%) and 1 lesion in the posterior wall of the trachea (0.16%). It is possible to accomplish bedside open tracheostomy with safety
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