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Physiological effects of providing supplemental air for avalanche victims. A randomised trial
Resuscitation ( IF 6.5 ) Pub Date : 2022-01-19 , DOI: 10.1016/j.resuscitation.2022.01.007
Lars Wik 1 , Guttorm Brattebø 2 , Øyvind Østerås 3 , Jörg Assmus 4 , Unai Irusta 5 , Elisabete Aramendi 5 , Sigurd Mydske 6 , Tore Skaalhegg 7 , Sven Christjar Skaiaa 8 , Øyvind Thomassen 9
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Background

Survival from avalanche burial is dependent on time to extraction, breathing ability, air pocket oxygen content, and avoiding rebreathing of carbon dioxide (CO2). Mortality from asphyxia increases rapidly after burial. Rescue services often arrive too late. Our objective was to evaluate the physiological effects of providing personal air supply in a simulated avalanche scenario as a possible concept to delay asphyxia. We hypothesize that supplemental air toward victim’s face into the air pocket will prolong the window of potential survival.

Methods

A prospective randomized crossover experimental field study enrolled 20 healthy subjects in Hemsedal, Norway in March 2019. Subjects underwent in randomized order two sessions (receiving 2 litres per minute of air in front of mouth/nose into the air pocket or no air) in a simulated avalanche scenario with extensive monitoring serving as their own control.

Results

A significant increase comparing Control vs Intervention were documented for minimum and maximum end-tidal CO2 (EtCO2), respiration rate, tidal volume, minute ventilation, heart rate, invasive arterial blood pressures, but lower peripheral and cerebral oximetry. Controls compared to Intervention group subjects had a lower study completion rate (26% vs 74%), and minutes in the air pocket before interruption (13.1 ± 8.1 vs 22.4 ± 5.6 vs), respectively.

Conclusions

Participants subject to simulated avalanche burial can maintain physiologic parameters within normal levels for a significantly longer period if they receive supplemental air in front of their mouth/nose into the air pocket. This may extend the time for potential rescue and lead to increased survival.



中文翻译:

为雪崩受害者提供补充空气的生理效应。一项随机试验

背景

雪崩掩埋后的生存取决于提取时间、呼吸能力、气袋中的氧气含量以及避免重新吸入二氧化碳 (CO 2 )。埋葬后窒息死亡率迅速增加。救援服务往往来得太晚。我们的目标是评估在模拟雪崩场景中提供个人空气供应的生理效应,作为延迟窒息的可能概念。我们假设向受害者面部补充空气进入气囊将延长潜在生存的窗口。

方法

一项前瞻性随机交叉实验实地研究于 2019 年 3 月在挪威 Hemsedal 招募了 20 名健康受试者。受试者按随机顺序在一个模拟雪崩场景,广泛监控作为他们自己的控制。

结果

在最小和最大呼气末 CO 2 (EtCO 2 )、呼吸频率、潮气量、分钟通气量、心率、有创动脉血压方面记录了显着增加,但外周血氧饱和度和脑血氧饱和度降低。与干预组受试者相比,对照组的研究完成率较低(26% 对 74%),中断前在气囊中的分钟数(分别为 13.1 ± 8.1 对 22.4 ± 5.6 对)。

结论

接受模拟雪崩掩埋的参与者如果在他们的嘴/鼻子前接受补充空气进入气袋,他们的生理参数可以在更长的时间内保持在正常水平。这可能会延长潜在救援的时间并提高生存率。

更新日期:2022-02-02
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