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The purpose of this study was to determine whether a short and simple period of training would increase the speed and accuracy of LMA placement by dental students unfamiliar with airway management. The participants who practiced at least 5 times had a shorter insertion time and superior placement grade. Those who practiced only 5 times [...]

Average (SD) LMA insertion times per student for the nil practice group (group 1), 5 times practice group (group 2), and 10 times practice group (group 3) were 15.8 ± 3.0, 12.0 ± 2.7, and 9.1 ± 1.7 seconds, respectively.

Thirty-five fifth-year dental students from a 6-year, undergraduate dental program who had never seen or used an LMA volunteered for the study. Ethical approval was granted before the study was performed by the University Ethic’s Committee and the university’s president. The participants were classified into 3 groups. The first group (n = 12) received only [...]

Any health care professional can be faced with a medical emergency in which the patient may require ventilatory support. One of the most important considerations during resuscitation, as well as in the provision of general anesthesia, is the delivery of oxygen to the lungs. The most common indication for airway intervention is unconsciousness, during which [...]

With increased patient sophistication, awareness, and access to information, patient satisfaction will play a progressively more significant role in the health care arena. For those practitioners who care for children, parental satisfaction will likely become more important over time. Obtaining parental satisfaction will involve matching children’s oral health needs with the appropriate mode of treatment.

Our study included 45 children who met our inclusion criteria and for whom parents completed surveys. Because ours was a convenience sample, we wanted to verify that our sample was representative of all similar GA cases completed during our study period. Accordingly, sociodemographic data were collected on a random sample of 45 children who met [...]

The survey data for this study were obtained from the parents or legal guardians of children treated under GA at the University of North Carolina Children’s Hospital in Chapel Hill, NC. The child patients were referred from their general dentists or community dental clinics for assessment for treatment because of their young age, extensive dental [...]

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