Efficacy and safety of high frequency chest wall oscillation in paediatric patients with neuromuscular disorders

Queensland Children's Hospital0 个研究点目标入组 7 人开始时间: 2020年4月30日最近更新: 2020年5月4日

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•Children aged up to 18 admitted to QCH PICU with the following:
•Diagnosed neuromuscular disorder
•Requiring chest physiotherapy for airway clearance
•Using non-invasive ventilation, either for respiratory support, sleep, or with airway clearance and requiring an escalation of pressures during chest physiotherapy
•In the acute phase of a respiratory exacerbation requiring intensive care admission
•Parent or guardian able and willing to provide informed consent

•Children with unclear or unconfirmed neuromuscular diagnosis
•Children not requiring physiotherapy for airway clearance
•Children contraindicated for non-invasive ventilation including significant and undrained pneumothorax, chest trauma, facial trauma or facial burns, severe cardiovascular compromise
•Children contraindicated for treatment with HFCWO including open abdominal wounds, unstable spinal injuries, rib fractures, severe haemodynamic instability
•Skin conditions which would preclude the use of electrodes as used in EIT or ECG monitoring, or application of gel for ultrasound imaging

发起方

Queensland Children's Hospital