Objective The aim is to use a simulation lung model to assess the possibility of performing
bronchoscopy through endotracheal tubes (ETT) less than 8.0‐mm while appropriately …

Background Bronchoscopy has been done sparingly in COVID19 patients due to the risk of
aerosol generation, with few reports describing its clinical utility. We describe a study on …

Objective To quantify inspiratory flow resistance of instrumented single-lumen and double-
lumen endotracheal tubes. Design Bench-top in vitro experiments. Setting Laboratory of a …

We read with interest the research letters published in Critical Care by Epstein et al. and
Chase et al. who debate the utility of ventilator sharing in light of the COVID-19 pandemic [1 …

The risk of endotracheal tube (ETT) placement includes endobronchial intubation and
subglottic injury. This study aimed to describe the lengths of lower airway parameters related …

Dear editor, We would like to thank Dr. Yaroshetskiy and colleagues for their interesting
comments on our manuscript. The commenters underline the importance of individualizing …

Objectives/Hypothesis Intubation with inappropriately sized endotracheal tubes (ETT) can
cause long‐term tracheal and laryngeal injuries often requiring surgical intervention …

Objectives/Hypothesis To assess the risk of aspiration using a novel valve circuit that
dynamically modulates endotracheal tube cuff pressure during the ventilatory cycle using …

Objective: To assess feasibility of modified protocol during percutaneous tracheostomy in
coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic era. Design: A retrospective review of cohort who …

To the Editor: Bronchoscopy in confirmed severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2
(SARS-CoV-2) patients is relatively contraindicated and reserved for emergencies as …