Abstract
Standard methods of endotracheal tube (ETT) cuff inflation may result in high intracuff pressure. If a logarithmic relationship between ETTc cuff pressures and ETTc volumes exists, addition of small volumes of air may result in dramatic increases in pressure after a threshold volume is reached. If a linear relationship exists, no such precipitous increase in pressure with additional volume would occur. We sought to determine if there is a linear or logarithmic relationship between ETTc pressure and ETTc volume.
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