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Percutaneous tracheostomy using the Seldinger technique.
Multimedia Manual of Cardiothoracic Surgery : MMCTS 2023 August 15
Patients with acute respiratory failure who are anticipated to have a significant recovery and require prolonged mechanical ventilation, defined as ventilation lasting 7 days or longer, should be evaluated for the potential need for a tracheostomy. A tracheostomy reduces the necessity for sedation and aids in the process of weaning patients. The popularity of percutaneous tracheostomy techniques, which can be carried out at the patient's bedside, has increased due to their ability to save costs associated with time in the operating room. This video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide comprising 10 sequential steps, demonstrating the process of performing a percutaneous tracheostomy. The technique highlighted in the tutorial uses the Seldinger method alongside serial dilators, while also covering the essential anatomical aspects and necessary equipment.
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