Background An improvised monitor was designed in a peripheral hospital to measure the
tracheal tube cuff pressures in patients intubated under anaesthesia. The aim of the study …

This audit was conducted in a University Hospital in United Kingdom to determine whether
tracheal tube cuffs were correctly inflated and to assess whether the cuff pressure was …

Objective: To evaluate the conventional practice of endotracheal tube (ETT) cuff inflation and
pressure measurement as compared to the instrumental method. Study Design: Prospective …

Introduction: Filling tracheal tube cuff (TTC) after intubation is necessary to provide a safe
airway in intubated patients. On the other hand, excessive increase or decrease in the …

Objective A digital endotracheal cuff inflator and pressure monitor were tested under clinical
conditions on 150 patients in the intensive care. Methods Patients were either intubated with …

Background: It is recommended to maintain endotracheal tube cuff pressure within a range
of 20 to 30 cm H2O to prevent complications. Objective: To assess the ability of experienced …

Introduction: There is a correlation between endotracheal cuff pressure and airway
complication; therefore, cuff pressure measurement is of an essential importance. The gold …

We agree with the editorial published by Feng et al concerning the insufficient routine
monitoring of tracheal tube cuff pressure (TTCP) by anesthesiologists, and propose an …

Background: Considerable morbidity is attributable to inappropriate tracheal cuff pressure.
An earlier study undertaken in our hospital revealed that a normal cuff pressure of 20–30 cm …

It is recommended that endotracheal cuff (ETTc) pressure be between 20 and 30 cm H 2 O.
In this present study, we intend to observe average cuff pressure values in our clinic and the …