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Satisfactory NSVA for upper tracheal surgery

YZ Yanran Zhou
HL Hengrui Liang
KX Ke Xu
CY Chao Yang
LL Lixia Liang
QD Qinglong Dong
HY Hanyu Yang
HL Hui Liu
YL Yinfen Li
SP Setu Patolia
JH Jinwook Hwang
PZ Patrick Zardo
SL Shuben Li
JH Jianxing He
JL Jun Liu
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NSVA was considered satisfactory for upper tracheal surgery if the patients had stable spontaneous ventilation (VT 3–5 mL/kg, RR 10–15 times/min, FiO2 0.5–1.0), pulse oxygen saturation (SpO2) >90%, partial pressure of carbon dioxide (PaCO2) in arterial blood <80 mmHg, as well as stable breathing movements and hemodynamics.

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