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This study compares the effectiveness of two inspiratory pressure levels (12 cm H₂O and 16 cm H₂O) during pressure-controlled face-mask ventilation in children under general anesthesia. Results showed that a higher inspiratory pressure of 16 cm H₂O significantly increased the cross-sectional area of the gastric antrum compared to 12 cm H₂O, indicating greater gastric insufflation. Additionally, the 16 cm H₂O group achieved higher tidal volumes, although no adverse events were reported in either group.
- Author
- Ale Jaramillo
- Language
- EN