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Department of Emergency Medicine Effectiveness of Ventilation Utilizing the Bag-Valve-Device (BVD) Versus the Oxylator® FR-300 in Intubated Patients During Air Medical Transport Kurt Horst MD, Marc Restuccia MD, Alexander Matolcsy MD, Robert Goldberg PhD, George Reed PhD, Jorge Yarzebski MD, MPH Department of Emergency Medicine Introduction Results Oxylator Assembly 25 patients were enrolled during the pilot phase of the study 11 were randomized to the Oxylator® FR-300 (males=8) with a mean age of 65 years (range 18-88) 14 were randomized to the BVD (males=9) with a mean of 45 years (range 21-77) Mean ETCO2 and oxygen saturation at baseline, 2 and 5 minutes were similar for the Oxylator and BVD Mean pulse rate was greater at 5 minutes for the BVD compared to the Oxylator, although this difference was not statistically significant Baseline (mean/SD) respiratory rate/minute with the Oxylator and BVD were 19/13 and 22/6, respectively; at 2 minutes 16/9 and 20/5, respectively; and at 5 minutes 13/4 and 22/8, respectively (p<0.05) Intubated patients are commonly ventilated using the bag-valve-device (BVD) during air medical transport, especially for short transports The Oxylator® FR-300 is a small, hand-held, oxygen-powered device which is pressure-regulated The device delivers a preset peak airway pressure of 20cmH2O and maintains a PEEP of 2-4cmH2O after passive exhalation The size and ease of use of the device are ideal for use in the prehospital setting Comparison of Mean ETCO2 Between the Oxylator and BVD Comparison of Mean Oxygen Saturation Between the Oxylator and BVD Objectives To compare the effectiveness of the BVD with the Oxylator among patients being mechanically ventilated during air medical transport To determine if ventilation and oxygenation were comparable at baseline, 2 and 5 minutes Sample Tidal Wave recording Comparison of Mean Respiratory Rate Between the Oxylator and BVD Methods Intubated patients being transported by UMass Memorial Life Flight were randomized to either the BVD or Oxylator Patients were excluded if they were less than 18, pregnant, had a known history of asthma, or had an ET tube less than 7.5mm A blinded Novametrix Tidal Wave monitor was used to collect data on end-tidal CO2, respiratory rate, pulse rate, and oxygen saturation The primary outcome measure was effectiveness of ventilation (targeted oxygen saturation >95% and ETCO2 of 30-45 mmHg) at 5 minutes with either device Conclusion The results of the pilot phase of the study suggest that the effectiveness of ventilation is comparable between the BVD and Oxylator. However, the Oxylator appears to accomplish this with a lower and less variable respiratory rate when compared to the BVD. Additional studies will serve to clarify the usefulness of this new device.