Critical Care Reviews Podcast

DEVICE Trial Results

Jul 6, 2023

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Episode notes

Introduction

4min

The Effect of Video Laryngoscope on First-Pass Success in Critically Ill Adults

3min

The Effect of Video Laryngoscopy on Tracheal Enabation

3min

The Primary Outcome of Successful Innovation on the First Try

2min

The Results of the Device Trial

4min

Video-Learning Scopes Improve Quality of View on the First Try

2min

The Primary Outcome of the Device Trial

3min

The Vice Trial: A Randomized Trial in 17 EDs and ICUs

2min

The Benefits of Video Laryngoscopy for ED Patients

2min

10.

The Effect of Video Laryngoscope Use on First Pass Success

3min

11.

The Role of Video Laryngoscope in Emergency Tracheal Innovation

3min

12.

The Unfinished Business of Universal Video Laryngoscopy

2min

13.

The Impact of the Machman Study on First Pass Success in Surgery

4min

14.

The Role of VL in Tracheal Tube Deployment

5min

15.

The Effects of Video-Lingoscopes on First-Passive Search for Operators

4min

16.

The Role of Waveform Capnography in Tracheal Tube Intubation

3min

17.

The Advantages of VL in Endotracheal Intubation

4min

18.

The Role of Objective Scoring Systems in Clinical Care

5min

19.

The Unintended Consequences of Video Learn Goscopy

4min

20.

The Effect of Video Laryngoscopy on Quality of Life

6min

21.

Randomized Permitted Blocks: A Practical Approach to Randomization

2min

22.

How to Use Video Laryngeoscopy in the Field

5min

23.

The Importance of Teamwork in Intubation

5min

24.

The Importance of Intubation Checklists

3min

25.

The Differences Between a Video Laryngoscope and a Standard Geometry Blade

4min

26.

The Importance of Interviewing Assistants in Incubation Procedures

3min

Profs Matthew Prekker (Minneapolis) and Matthew Semler (Nashville) present the results of the DEVICE trial, comparing direct with video laryngoscopy for emergency intubation in the critically ill. Prof Ellen O'Sullivan (Dublin) delivers an editorial, followed by a panel discussion including Prof David Harrison (London), Dr Caroline Leech (Coventry), Dr Fiona Kelly (Bath) and Prof Alistair Nichol (Dublin). The session was chaired by Dr Catriona Kelly (Dublin).

These results were presented at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2023, held in Titanic Belfast on June 16th. The DEVICE trial was simultaneously published in the New England Journal of Medicine.