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The primary goal of this study is to assess use of a biocontainment device for planned airway procedures under general anesthesia. This will serve as a platform for using this device as a novel biocontainment and aerosol evacuation system as part of rapid sequence intubation protocols for COVID-19 patients. We hypothesize that airway procedures with the aerosol biocontainment device will be safe and effective with airway procedure times approaching times for airway procedures without the device.
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This is a multi-site (two sites), unblinded, randomized, observational study performed in a controlled environment in the operating room. The hypothesis is that rapid sequence intubation or other urgent airway procedures performed with the biocontainment device will be safe and can be performed in an equivalent manner to urgent airway procedures without the biocontainment device. Methods to minimize bias include randomizing patients to intubation with or without the biocontainment device.
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A) User (healthcare worker):
• Anesthesiologist, anesthesia resident, or CRNA at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania or PPMC who has signed and dated informed consent.
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A) User (healthcare worker):
• Pregnancy due to potential risks from lifting the device.
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37 participants in 2 patient groups, including a placebo group
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