Tracheostomy is a lifesaving, essential procedure performed for airway obstruction in the
case of head and neck cancers, prolonged ventilator use, and for long-term pulmonary care …

Background The incidence of tracheostomy insertion in pediatric patients has increased
over the last few decades. Tracheostomized pediatric patients need daily, meticulous care …

Abstract Introduction Airway Obstruction is a medical emergency that provides an artificial
airway support such as the use of endotracheal tubes or creating tracheostomy. To sustain …

Objectives: To assess the efficacy of current knowledge and competency of tracheostomy
care providers in inpatient setting. Methods: A real-time questionnaire-based cross-sectional …

Patients requiring continuous mechanical ventilation benefit from easier airway
management through tracheostomy, a standard treatment in critical care. However, gaps in …

Introduction: Tracheostomy-related adverse events are a global problem, requiring
coordinated approach for care of tracheostomised patients. The concept of 'collaborative …

Background Tracheostomy is considered the oldest and the most effective operative
procedure for patients admitted to intensive care units and in emergencies. The study's …

Aim: The aim of the study was to assess nurses' knowledge in the management of
dysphagia among tracheostomized patients Nurses have a crucial role in providing …

Aim and background: Tracheostomy is a commonly conducted surgical intervention in
intensive care settings, and many complications result from tracheostomy. The use of an …

Background and objectives: Tracheostomy is one of the oldest known surgical procedures.
Tracheostomy patients are at high risk for airway obstruction, impaired ventilation, and …