Condition: Tracheostomy Decannulation · Sponsor: Capital Medical University
This single-center prospective study enrolls adult patients with long-term tracheostomy who are ready for tube removal (decannulation). Twenty-four hours before decannulation, each participant will receive three physiologic tests-breathing through the tracheostomy tube, breathing with a one-way speaking valve, and breathing with the tube capped. Standard pulmonary-function and arterial-blood-gas measurements will be taken during each test and again 5 days after the tube is removed. The study compares these methods to identify which pre-decannulation test best predicts safe, successful decannulation and to describe the overall impact of tube removal on respiratory function.
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