Primary study · included by 1 review
Comparing the first-attempt tracheal intubation success of the hyperangulated McGrath® X-blade vs the Macintosh-type CMAC videolaryngoscope in patients with cervical immobilization: a two-centre randomized controlled trial
Zhang 2021 · Zhang Jinbin, Tan Leng Zoo, Toh Han, et al. · Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing · 2021
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| Outcome this study informs | Pooled effect | Evidence | Certainty |
|---|---|---|---|
First-pass intubation success McGrath videolaryngoscope vs C-MAC videolaryngoscope | OR 0.89 [0.45, 1.78] | 3 studies · 530 participants | GRADE not reported |
Time to intubation McGrath videolaryngoscope vs C-MAC videolaryngoscope | MD 9.59 [-1.35, 20.52] | 6 studies · 780 participants | Very low |
First-pass intubation success McGrath videolaryngoscope vs C-MAC videolaryngoscope | OR 0.54 [0.36, 0.82] | 6 studies · 780 participants | GRADE not reported |
Time to intubation McGrath videolaryngoscope vs C-MAC videolaryngoscope | MD 14.12 [10.10, 18.14] | 4 studies · 330 participants | GRADE not reported |
Time to intubation McGrath videolaryngoscope vs C-MAC videolaryngoscope | MD 14.29 [3.81, 24.76] | 4 studies · 330 participants | GRADE not reported |
First-pass intubation success McGrath videolaryngoscope vs C-MAC videolaryngoscope | OR 0.54 [0.29, 1.01] | 6 studies · 780 participants | Low |
Time to intubation McGrath videolaryngoscope vs C-MAC videolaryngoscope | MD 7.40 [4.54, 10.26] | 6 studies · 780 participants | GRADE not reported |
First-pass intubation success McGrath videolaryngoscope vs C-MAC videolaryngoscope | OR 0.83 [0.49, 1.42] | 3 studies · 530 participants | GRADE not reported |
1 including review in total.