Airway and Tracheostomy

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Airway and Tracheostomy Dave Pothier MRCS DOHNS ENT SHO

Contents: The nightmare airway What is this thing you call tracheostomy?

Approach to airway Usual ALS/ATLS stuff: Approach with caution Say ‘hello’ Call for help

Check airway Position head to clear airway if no C-spine injury suspected Look, listen and feel for air movement Clear airway If no breathing detected…

Rescue breaths Five attempts to get two ‘breaths’ in Use a bag valve mask! Mouth to mouth in hospital is usually really nasty

The cervical spine issue

Difficult under these circumstances The ‘Holy Trinity’ Head blocks Tapes Spine board

Perform jaw thrust Perform chin lift NO HEAD TILT Alternative airways But….Airway is the main priority

Guedell / Oropharyngeal airway Airway adjuncts Guedell / Oropharyngeal airway

Nasopharyngeal airway Airway adjuncts Nasopharyngeal airway

But not if

LMA

ETT

Right – time to draw blood Needle cricothyrotomy

Landmarks Cricothyroid membrane Thyroid cartilage Crycoid cartilage

Connect it up Make hole in the side and attach end to end of cannula

Pulsed jet oxygenation NB Not ventilation Gives a bit of ‘breathing room’! +/- 20 mins to call ENT for formal airway

Tracheostomy

History From old… References in Egyptian hieroglyphics refer to its use 3500 BCE Chevalier Jackson in the early 20th century popularised its use in the mainstream

History To new…

Surgical procedure Elective Most common + most fun Horizontal incision Emergency Less common but more ‘exciting’ Vertical incision

Percutaneous tracheostomy Normally done in ITU Must be a suitable candidate i.e. no clotting problems or ‘no neck’ Seldinger technique used under bronchoscopic control Smaller scar, but more of an uncontrolled procedure

Indications Airway obstruction Ventilation Dead space and secretions eg. Tumour, bilateral vocal cord palsy Ventilation long term intubation Dead space and secretions weaning from ventilator, chronic lung disease Protection of airway eg. Chronic aspiration

Types of tubes Cuffed and uncuffed Fenestrated and unfenestrated Single and double lumen Various diameters

cuffs To protect airway To allow ventilation Uncuffed Cuffed

fenestrations Allow patient to ventilate past tube via upper airway Allow speech

Single/Double lumen Double lumen allows easy cleaning Single lumen has a greater internal diameter

Procedure Skin Dissection Separate straps Divide thyroid isthmus Window in trachea Below 1st ring Stitch in place Incision=bad Hole=good

Post-op care Nursing job with medical responsibility Regular gentle suctioning Meticulous wound and stoma care Primary goal is to keep tube in stoma Tube change after 5 days if required – earlier can be risky ENT do not normally need to be involved in all aspects of trache care!!

Tube change Easy but scary NB Get gear together

Equipment Nurse or assistant Oxygen mask Tracheal dilators Suction New tube (tested) Good light source Bougie Intubation equipment available

Decannulation

Make sure… Ready to be decannulated No further need for tracheostomy Maintaining own airway Not aspirating

Steps to decannulation Involve physio Change to fenestrated uncuffed tube Start capping off tracheostomy (NOT with a cuffed unfenestrated tube!) When 24 hrs of uninterrupted capping at normal sats, decannulation is possible

Decannulation itself Prepare equipment (Same as for tube change, including fresh tube) Take a deep breath Remove tube and suction stoma Close with steristrips and sleek Daily dressing and steristrip change Patient to cover wound when talking

What if things go wrong?

Always follow ABC A blocked tube is invariably the problem Remove tube if rapid suctioning fails or is even slightly delayed Direct ventilation over stoma may be effective An ET tube works well through a tracheal stoma

When you aren’t having trache fun…bleep 1311 Call ENT! When you aren’t having trache fun…bleep 1311

Questions?