SGEM#228: Winds of Change – High Flow Nasal Oxygen for Acute Bronchiolitis?

Studien extrahiert aus dem Podcast von Dr. Ken Milne

• 2018PARISPulmonary & AirwaysIn 1472 infants under 12 months with bronchiolitis needing oxygen, high-flow nasal cannula therapy reduced escalation of care compared with standard oxygen
• 2015BIDSPulmonary & AirwaysIn 615 infants hospitalised with viral bronchiolitis, an oxygen saturation target of ≥90% gave equivalent time to cough resolution compared with a target of ≥94%.
• 2014Effect of Oximetry on Hospitalization in BronchiolitisPulmonary & AirwaysIn 213 infants with mild-to-moderate bronchiolitis, an oximetry display elevated 3 points cut 72-hour hospitalization compared with true saturation readings.
• 2016Effect of Oxygen Desaturations on Subsequent Medical Visits in Infants Discharged From the ED With BronchiolitisPulmonary & AirwaysIn 118 infants discharged home with mild bronchiolitis, home oximetry desaturations did not increase unscheduled medical visits compared with no desaturations.