@kanaesth 挿管直後でもconnected consciousnessが特に若い人では無視できない頻度で起きているという報告も最近ありました。 https://t.co/vzAXoCptOE
Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults: an international multicentre cohort study.
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Discussions emphasize the significance of the study by highlighting its multinational aspect and the notable sex differences in connected consciousness during anesthesia. Words like 'pivotal' and references to ongoing debates about anesthesia practices demonstrate a serious engagement with the implications of the research. Some discussions suggest that these findings could influence future clinical protocols, although most remain cautious, indicating a recognition of the study’s moderate but meaningful impact.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of the findings, especially regarding the higher incidence of connected consciousness in women, indicating general support for the study's relevance.
The discussions show strong curiosity about the topic, with questions about clinical practices and the study's design. Words like 'pivotal', 'interesting', and 'needs more research' highlight engagement.
Many discussions reference specific study details, such as its international scope, methodological choices, and findings on sex differences, demonstrating a deeper engagement.
While the discourse recognizes the significance of the findings, especially concerning patient outcomes and clinical implications, the overall perceived impact remains moderate with calls for further exploration.
Abstract in brief
- Connected consciousness was observed in 11% of young adults (ages 18-40) after tracheal intubation, with higher incidence in females (13%) compared to males (6%).
- The study utilized the isolated forearm technique to measure responsiveness and found that continuous anaesthesia before intubation significantly reduced the likelihood of connected consciousness.
- Further research is needed to explore the sex-related differences in this phenomenon and its implications for anaesthesia practices.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyConnected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults. A new international multicentre cohort study by Richard Lennertz of @UWMadison @BJAJournals #anaesthesia #consciousness #awareness https://t.co/O7ALbGRUUJ https://t.co/VzTsJ0Mvgg
Question 3: What changes to clinical practice do you suggest based on your findings? Should we be delivering anaesthesia between induction and laryngoscopy? https://t.co/O7ALbGRUUJ #bjachat
Question 1: What prompted this study – why does awareness under anaesthesia matter? https://t.co/O7ALbGRUUJ #bjachat
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Question 2: Why did you choose a prospective cohort design for this study? What were the challenges in running such a study in anaesthesia? https://t.co/O7ALbGRUUJ #bjachat
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How Anesthesia Works and Its Impact on Consciousness
This video explains the history, types, and effects of anesthesia, including its role during surgery and associated risks. It covers anesthesia's mechanisms, main agents like fentanyl, and the phenomenon of connected…
Connected Consciousness After Intubation in Young Adults Study Explained
Connected consciousness was observed in 11% of young adults after tracheal intubation, with higher incidence in females. The study used the isolated forearm technique to measure responsiveness and effects of anesthesia…
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RT @BJAJournals: Question 3: What changes to clinical practice do you suggest based on your findings? Should we be delivering anaesthesia b…
RT @BJAJournals: Question 3: What changes to clinical practice do you suggest based on your findings? Should we be delivering anaesthesia b…
RT @BJAJournals: Question 2: Why did you choose a prospective cohort design for this study? What were the challenges in running such a stud…
RT @BJAJournals: Question 1: What prompted this study – why does awareness under anaesthesia matter? https://t.co/O7ALbGRUUJ #bjachat
Question 3: What changes to clinical practice do you suggest based on your findings? Should we be delivering anaesthesia between induction and laryngoscopy? https://t.co/O7ALbGRUUJ #bjachat
Question 2: Why did you choose a prospective cohort design for this study? What were the challenges in running such a study in anaesthesia? https://t.co/O7ALbGRUUJ #bjachat
Question 1: What prompted this study – why does awareness under anaesthesia matter? https://t.co/O7ALbGRUUJ #bjachat
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RT @yoshirohayashi: @kanaesth 挿管直後でもconnected consciousnessが特に若い人では無視できない頻度で起きているという報告も最近ありました。 https://t.co/vzAXoCptOE
RT @yoshirohayashi: @kanaesth 挿管直後でもconnected consciousnessが特に若い人では無視できない頻度で起きているという報告も最近ありました。 https://t.co/vzAXoCptOE
RT @yoshirohayashi: @kanaesth 挿管直後でもconnected consciousnessが特に若い人では無視できない頻度で起きているという報告も最近ありました。 https://t.co/vzAXoCptOE
@kanaesth 挿管直後でもconnected consciousnessが特に若い人では無視できない頻度で起きているという報告も最近ありました。 https://t.co/vzAXoCptOE
But also that intraoperative connected consciousness (“waking up”) is nearly three times more likely in young women than men, showing we need to do more to provide equitable outcomes https://t.co/91IiCyRp7b
@DrBenMoran Certainly not an obligate response with “anaesthesia”. Pivotal study from Peter Schuller and colleagues. Really pleased we teamed up for ConsCIOUS2! #consciousness https://t.co/91IiCyRp7b
Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults: an international multicentre cohort study - https://t.co/EMXtQDn8Qg
Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults: an international multicentre cohort study https://t.co/xKqH5ejKTN
1回手を握るようにという命令に反応しました。この割合は女性の方が男性よりも2−3倍高いこともわかりました。この接続意識は、これよりさらに頻度が低く(1000人に1人)、麻酔から覚醒後もそれを覚えている「意図しない覚醒」とは区別されます。https://t.co/mswT3xchyN
Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults: an international multicentre cohort study https://t.co/pfOOHM3JYS
RT @BJAJournals: Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults. A new international multicentre cohort study by Richard…
RT @BJAJournals: Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults. A new international multicentre cohort study by Richard…
RT @BJAJournals: Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults. A new international multicentre cohort study by Richard…
RT @BJAJournals: Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults. A new international multicentre cohort study by Richard…
RT @BJAJournals: Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults. A new international multicentre cohort study by Richard…
RT @BJAJournals: Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults. A new international multicentre cohort study by Richard…
RT @BJAJournals: Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults. A new international multicentre cohort study by Richard…
RT @BJAJournals: Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults. A new international multicentre cohort study by Richard…
RT @BJAJournals: Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults. A new international multicentre cohort study by Richard…
Connected consciousness after tracheal intubation in young adults. A new international multicentre cohort study by Richard Lennertz of @UWMadison @BJAJournals #anaesthesia #consciousness #awareness https://t.co/O7ALbGRUUJ https://t.co/VzTsJ0Mvgg