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Table 1 Time to ventilation in seconds for extraglottic application and tracheal intubation using the Fastrach and the ILTS-D2

From: Does the revised intubating laryngeal tube (ILTS-D2) perform better than the intubating laryngeal mask (Fastrach)? – a randomised simulation research study

  

Median

IQR

Min / Max

P

Extraglottic application

 Attempt 1

Fastrach

19

16–22

12 / 30

 

ILTS-D2

17

15–21

11 / 70

0.183a

 Attempt 2

Fastrach

16

13–17

11 / 34

 

ILTS-D2

15

13–18

10 / 43

0.982a

 Attempt 3

Fastrach

15

13–17

10 / 25

 

ILTS-D2

15

13–17

10 / 25

0.647a

 Attempt 4

Fastrach

14

13–16

9 / 21

 

ILTS-D2

14

12–16

9 / 27

0.846a

 Attempt 5

Fastrach

14

12–15

8 / 20

 

ILTS-D2

13

12–15

9 / 28

0.592a,c

Tracheal intubation

 Attempt 1

Fastrach

19

17–22

14 / 41

 

ILTS-D2

23

20–26

16 / 160

< 0.001a

 Attempt 2

Fastrach

16

15–19

12 / 32

 

ILTS-D2

20

17–22

13 / 140

< 0.001b

 Attempt 3

Fastrach

15

14–18

11 / 33

 

ILTS-D2

18

16–21

12 / 168

< 0.001b

 Attempt 4

Fastrach

15

13–18

11 / 35

 

ILTS-D2

18

15–22

12 / 114

0.002b

 Attempt 5

Fastrach

14

13–17

10 / 27

 

ILTS-D2

16

15–20

12 / 112

< 0.001a

  1. a Wilcoxon rank-sum test; b Log-rank test; c primary endpoint
  2. Time to ventilation in seconds for extraglottic application and tracheal intubation using the Fastrach™ and the ILTS-D2. Medians, interquartile ranges (IQRs), minima (Min), maxima (Max) and P-values of the particular statistics regarding participant-related censoring: Wilcoxon rank-sum test (attempts without censoring: all extraglottic attempts and intubation attempts 1 and 5), Log-rank test (attempts with censoring: intubation attempts 2, 3 and 4)