Fire during tracheostomy formation is a rare but serious complication. Reports of such a complication have been published in ear, nose and throat (ENT) journals, and in anaesthetic journals,1–7 but not in general surgical journals. All surgeons who perform tracheostomy should be acquainted with the potential risk of fire during such a procedure.T.J. Wheatley and G.J. Madder
A significant number of surgical fires occur each year and can have devastating effects on patients....
Tracheostomy is widely used to facilitate respiration by protecting the airways. It may be performed...
The conditions placing patients at risk for surgical fires on the body surface are well-defined:1-7 ...
AbstractIntroductionTwenty-five cases of airway fire during tracheostomy have been reported in the l...
Electrosurgery in the presence of volatile anesthetic gases has been associated with operating-room ...
During laryngeal laser surgery a 74-year-old male experienced endotracheal tube cuff ignition. This ...
BACKGROUND: A surgical fire is potentially devastating for a patient. Fire has been recognised as a ...
Introduction: The fire triangle comprises the ignition source, fuel and oxidizer which is necessary ...
Operating room fires pose a significant risk of harm to surgical patients, particularly in head and ...
Ignition of the tracheal tube during laser microlaryngeal surgery under general anesthesia is an unc...
© 2018 Elsevier Inc. Otolaryngologists are at high risk of surgical fire. During surgery in the head...
Introduction: The objective of this review is to draw attention to the risk factors, causes and prev...
OBJECTIVE: Laser surgery of the larynx and airway remains high risk for the formation of operating r...
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A significant number of surgical fires occur each year and can have devastating effects on patients....
Tracheostomy is widely used to facilitate respiration by protecting the airways. It may be performed...
The conditions placing patients at risk for surgical fires on the body surface are well-defined:1-7 ...
AbstractIntroductionTwenty-five cases of airway fire during tracheostomy have been reported in the l...
Electrosurgery in the presence of volatile anesthetic gases has been associated with operating-room ...
During laryngeal laser surgery a 74-year-old male experienced endotracheal tube cuff ignition. This ...
BACKGROUND: A surgical fire is potentially devastating for a patient. Fire has been recognised as a ...
Introduction: The fire triangle comprises the ignition source, fuel and oxidizer which is necessary ...
Operating room fires pose a significant risk of harm to surgical patients, particularly in head and ...
Ignition of the tracheal tube during laser microlaryngeal surgery under general anesthesia is an unc...
© 2018 Elsevier Inc. Otolaryngologists are at high risk of surgical fire. During surgery in the head...
Introduction: The objective of this review is to draw attention to the risk factors, causes and prev...
OBJECTIVE: Laser surgery of the larynx and airway remains high risk for the formation of operating r...
This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Non-C...
commons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0) which permits unrestricted non-commercial use, distribution, and rep...
A significant number of surgical fires occur each year and can have devastating effects on patients....
Tracheostomy is widely used to facilitate respiration by protecting the airways. It may be performed...
The conditions placing patients at risk for surgical fires on the body surface are well-defined:1-7 ...