Primary study · included by 1 review

[Evaluation of the effect of a new fixation tape for tracheal catheter in intensive care patients].

Chen 2017 · Chen Limin, Liu Ruihong, Shen Biyu, et al. · Zhonghua wei zhong bing ji jiu yi xue · 2017

Included by

Outcome this study informsPooled effectEvidenceCertainty
Catheter displacement
Bandage fixation vs Adhesive tape fixation
OR 0.29NRGRADE not reported
Facial pressure injury (any injury vs none)
Bandage fixation (non-adhesive nylon or cotton strap) vs Adhesive tape fixation · During ICU orotracheal intubation
OR 22.00NRGRADE not reported
Catheter displacement (any displacement vs none)
Bandage fixation (non-adhesive nylon or cotton strap) vs Adhesive tape fixation · During ICU orotracheal intubation
OR 22.0NRGRADE not reported
Catheter displacement
Bandage fixation vs Adhesive tape fixation
OR 2.70NRGRADE not reported
Pain (VAS, any pain vs none)
Bandage fixation (non-adhesive nylon or cotton strap) vs Adhesive tape fixation · During ICU orotracheal intubation
OR 9.10NRGRADE not reported
Pain (VAS, any pain vs none)
Bandage fixation (non-adhesive nylon or cotton strap) vs Adhesive tape fixation · During ICU orotracheal intubation
OR 66.00NRGRADE not reported
Facial pressure injury (any injury vs none)
Bandage fixation (non-adhesive nylon or cotton strap) vs Adhesive tape fixation · During ICU orotracheal intubation
OR 2.70NRGRADE not reported
Facial pressure injury (any injury vs none)
Bandage fixation (non-adhesive nylon or cotton strap) vs Adhesive tape fixation · During ICU orotracheal intubation
OR 0.29NRGRADE not reported
Pain (VAS, any pain vs none)
Bandage fixation (non-adhesive nylon or cotton strap) vs Adhesive tape fixation · During ICU orotracheal intubation
OR 0.34NRGRADE not reported

1 including review in total.