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• W4313257448 abstract "Objectives The objective of this study is to describe a simple, replicable method to create neck models for the purpose of education and practice of ultrasound (US) identification of anatomic landmarks for cricothyrotomy. The second objective is to assess the model's capability in training emergency medicine (EM) residents in the US identification of anatomic landmarks for cricothyrotomy. Methods This is a cross-sectional study using a convenience sample of EM residents. Participants were taught to identify the thyroid cartilage, the cricothyroid membrane (CTM), and the cricoid cartilage using US. After an instructional period, participants performed a US examination on gel models designed to overly a live, human neck simulating various scenarios: thin neck, thick neck, anterior neck hematoma, and subcutaneous emphysema. Residents were asked to identify the thyroid cartilage, the CTM, and the cricoid cartilage as quickly as possible. The mean time to successful identification was reported in seconds. Following the scanning session, participants were asked to complete a post-survey. After the session, the video recordings were reviewed by an emergency US fellowship-trained physician to assess the visuomotor skills of each participant. Results A total of 42 residents participated in the study. Ninety-three percent (32/42; 95% CI 80.3% - 98.2%) of residents were able to obtain an optimal sagittal or parasagittal sonographic view of the anterior airway landmarks. Of these residents, 21.4% (9/42; 95% CI 11.5% - 36.2%) required minimal assistance with the initial probe placement. The visuomotor scores were recorded for each participant. Results of the pearson correlation indicated that there was a significant positive relationship between the residents' year in training with their visuomotor score (r(40) = .41, p = .007). When scanning the thin neck, 90.5% (38/42; 95% CI 77.4% - 96.8%) of residents were able to successfully identify the landmarks. The median time to completion was 27 seconds. When scanning the subcutaneous air model, 88.1% (37/42; 95% CI 74.5% - 95.3%) of residents were able to successfully identify the landmarks. The median time to completion was 26 seconds. When scanning the neck with the fluid collection 95.2% (40/42; 95% CI 83.4% - 99.5%) of residents were able to successfully identify the landmarks with a median time of 20 seconds for identification. When scanning the thick neck model, 73.8% (31/42; 95% CI 58.8% - 84.8%) of residents were able to successfully identify the landmarks taking a median time of 26 seconds. After the training session, 76.2% of residents reported that they felt either confident or extremely confident in identifying the CTM using US. Conclusion The novel anterior neck gel models used in this study were found to be adequate for training EM residents in the US identification of anterior neck anatomy. Residents were successfully trained in identifying the important anterior neck landmarks that are useful when predicting a difficult anterior airway and planning for surgical cricothyrotomy. Residents overall felt that the models simulated the appropriate anatomic scenarios. The majority felt confident in identifying the CTM using US." @default.
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• W4313257448 title "A Novel Simulation Model for Training Emergency Medicine Residents in the Ultrasound Identification of Landmarks for Cricothyrotomy" @default.
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