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Utilizar un equipo de respuesta de vía aerea crítica acelera la extracción de la pila botón esofágica
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Algorithm impact
Clinical algorithm reduces time to button battery removal
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What the experts said
The study was a retrospective study conducted in Connecticut evaluating reduction in time between chest radiograph and button battery removal from the esophagus before and after implementing a clinical algorithm.
The study included 13 patients total: 6 before algorithm implementation and 7 after implementation.
Time between chest radiograph and button battery extraction from the esophagus was reduced from 73 minutes to 35 minutes after algorithm implementation.
Having a clinical algorithm in the hospital for button battery ingestion management appears necessary based on these results.