The effect of Intravenous Dexamethasone versus Inhaled Budesonide on the Reduction of Post Extubation Stridor in ICU Patients
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Background and Objective: Stridor is considered as a serious adverse complication of intubation that may lead to respiratory distress, reintubation, and further complications. Intravenous steroids including dexamethasone are assumed as an effective therapy. However, their associated side effects pose a limit on their usage. This study was carried out to elucidate the effect of intravenous dexamethasone with inhaled budesonide on the reduction of post-extubation stridor in ICU patients. Materials and Methods: This randomized clinical trial study included ۸۰ intubated patients with extubation during their stay in the ICU ward. Prior to the extubation, a cuff-leak test was performed for all patients, and those with either negative test results or less than expected were randomly assigned to two groups of A or B (n= ۴۰ each). Group A received ۸ mg/۸ hr of intravenous dexamethasone, while group B received aerosolized budesonide (۰.۵ mg/۶ hr). Both groups received their medications starting ۲۴ hours prior to the extubation until ۲۴ hours afterwards. All of the patients were examined for stridor for ۲۴ hours following the extubation. The data were collected and analyzed by SPSS-۱۶ software using t-test, Chi-square, Fisher, and Mann-Whitney tests. Results: Post-extubation stridor occurred in ۶۲.۵% of the patients in the dexamethasone group vs. ۵۲.۵% of the budesonide group. However, this difference is not statistically significant (P= ۰.۳۶). Similarly, the difference between the stridor scores for the two groups was not significant either (P= ۰.۲۶). Conclusion: Our results show that the effect of intravenous dexamethasone vs. inhaled budsonide was similar on the restriction of post-extubation stridor. Nonetheless, using aerosolized budesonide is recommended due to its fewer associated side effects.
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مهدی احمدی نزاد
Dept. of ICU, Bahonar Hospital , Kerman University of Medical Sciences, Kerman , Iran
محمد تقی خدادادی
Dept. of ICU, Bahonar Hospital , Kerman University of Medical Sciences, Kerman , Iran
عصمت نوحی
Faculty of Nursing, Kerman University of medical Sciences, Kerman. Iran
آذر آوازه
Faculty of Nursing, Zanjan University of Medical Sciences, Zanjan. Iran