Aspiration Clinical Trial
Official title:
Comparison of Two Strategies of Oropharyngeal and Tracheal Suctioning in Mechanically Ventilated Patients: a Pilot Trial
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the impact of an optimized suctioning procedure on the risk of endotracheal microaspiration, measured by tracheal to oropharyngeal ratio of amylase enzymatic activity.
• Study design : This is an open prospective, cross-over cohort study, including patients
ventilated in one medical intensive care unit. Two procedures will be compared in two
distinct, randomly decided cross-over consecutive periods
• Detailed description : Standard cares include tracheal suctions several times a day. They
can induce a cough reflex in non paralysed patients leading to the mobilisation of the
endotracheal tube and a consecutive raise in the risk of tracheal microaspiration. Thus
drainage of subglottic secretion before tracheal suction is expected to reduce
microaspiration. Subglottic secretion drainage could decrease the risk of Ventilator
Associated Pneumonia even if it remains to be confirmed. However, no study assessed its
efficiency in reducing tracheal microaspiration.
An optimization of the oropharyngeal suction procedure will include the use of a subglottic
drainage in a specified order to realize a so called "optimized oral care". A comparison will
be done with a routine oral care.
We will conduct a crossover study in which the patient's follow-up will last 2 days. Length
of suction procedure and mouth care, volume of oral, subglottic and tracheal secretions and
their qualitative appearance will be collected. The amylase enzymatic activity will be
assessed in oropharyngeal, subglottic and tracheal samples.
• Registry procedure : All requested information will be recorded on case report forms and
explanation will be reported for any missing data. False data will be clearly corrected, and
signed by investigator or authorised person. For biochemical data (amylase enzymatic
activity), results will be transmitted through excel software via a key and data will be
integrated to the principal excel file on professional computer of the investigator.
Monitoring will be realised by the co-investigator in association with the clinical research
associate.
- Quality factors. This clinical research associates will regularly check data to compare
data entered into the registry against predefined rules for range or consistency with
other data fields in the registry and a report will be report after each checking.
- Sample size assessment: Number of subjects : 24 patients. Six months should be necessary
to include these patients.
- Statistical analysis : The sample size estimate assumed a median ratio of 8% and an
estimated reduction from 8 to 2% with the optimized oral care. We determined that 12
patients per group would provide a power of 80%, with an α level of 5%.
Results will be expressed as means ± Standard Deviation. Continuous variables will be
compared using the Student's t-test for matched paired series and categorical variables using
the Chi 2 test. All p values and confidence intervals will be two-tailed. p<0.05 will be
considered to be statistically significant.
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