Anaesthesia · 1983 · 138 citations · 28 references
MedicineOtolaryngologyDysphagiaPressure DistributionCricoid PressureCricopharyngeal AnatomyEsophageal Pressure Measurement
A study of cricoid pressure was undertaken to relate the applied cricoid force with the resulting intraluminal cricopharyngeal (or oesophageal) pressure. The results indicate that whilst there was a wide range in normal adults a cricoid force of 44 N was judged to be effective in protecting the majority of adult patients from regurgitation.
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The application of cricoid pressure
T. H. Howells, Anne R. Chamney, W. J. WRAIGHT et al. · Anaesthesia · 1983 · 103 citations · Full text