Make PPT about anesthetic management in subglottic stenosis dilatation :a case series with HFNO and ketodex sedation using atleat 5 reference
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| Slide | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Title Slide |
| 2 | Introduction — What is SGS? + Myer-Cotton Grading |
| 3 | Clinical Presentation & Indications for Dilatation |
| 4 | Anesthetic Challenges (Shared Airway) |
| 5 | Airway Management Options in SGS |
| 6 | HFNO/THRIVE — Mechanism & Physiology |
| 7 | HFNO — Evidence & Limitations |
| 8 | Ketodex Pharmacology (Ketamine + Dexmedetomidine) |
| 9 | Ketodex Synergy — Comparison Table |
| 10 | Perioperative Setup & OR Preparation |
| 11 | Anesthetic Protocol Step-by-Step |
| 12 | Case Series Summary (5 patients, table) |
| 13 | Results & Safety Profile |
| 14 | Discussion — Why Ketodex + HFNO is Ideal |
| 15 | Pitfalls & Management (complication table) |
| 16 | Take-Home Messages |
| 17 | References (5 textbook citations) |
| 18 | Conclusion |
| App. A | HFNO Setup Checklist |
| App. B | Ketodex Drug Preparation Table |
| App. C | Rescue Algorithm Flowchart |
5 References Cited
- Cummings Otolaryngology: Head and Neck Surgery — SGS classification, pathophysiology, grading
- Miller's Anesthesia, 10th Ed. — shared airway, ENT anesthesia, ketodex in airway surgery
- Barash, Cullen & Stoelting's Clinical Anesthesia, 9th Ed. — HFNO/THRIVE, apneic oxygenation (up to 55 min in select patients)
- Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine, 9th Ed. — SGS in GPA/Wegener's; dexmedetomidine without respiratory depression
- Roberts and Hedges' Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine, 7th Ed. — ketamine sedation, preserved airway reflexes
Key Clinical Points in the Presentation
- HFNO (THRIVE) exploits apneic oxygenation to extend safe apnea windows, supported by textbook evidence of up to 55-minute apneic periods in suitable patients
- Dexmedetomidine provides sedation without respiratory depression, counters ketamine's sympathomimetic effects, reduces secretions, and blunts laryngeal reflexes
- Ketamine maintains airway tone and spontaneous ventilation while providing procedural analgesia
- The combination eliminates the need for an ETT, giving the surgeon a completely unobstructed field
- All 5 hypothetical cases maintain SpO₂ ≥ 93% with no rescue intubation required
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