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RevBrasAnestesiol.2014;64(1):71

REVISTA

BRASILEIRA

DE

ANESTESIOLOGIA

OfficialPublicationoftheBrazilianSocietyofAnesthesiology www.sba.com.br

LETTER

TO

THE

EDITOR

The

use

of

laryngeal

mask

airway

in

tonsillectomies

Ireadthe articlewritten by RanieriJunior etal.1 inyour

journal and aggree with the authors’ take. The use of a

laryngeal maskairwayin adenotonsillectomiesispossible;

however,thetrachealtubeissafercomparedtothe

laryn-gealmask.Inrecentpublications,theuseofLMAisreported

superiortoendotrachealentubationatadenotonsillectomy

operations.2,3 I believe that LMA use for pediatric

tonsil-lectomy and adenoidectomy is associated with a higher

incidenceofcomplications.IconsidertheLMAtonsillectomy

technique important to use. Previously published studies

have rarely reportedthe importance ofthe tonsillectomy

technique. Cold tonsillectomy bleeding rates are greater

thaninthe hottonsillectomytechniques (bipolar,thermal

welding,coblation,laser).4Inthecold technique,theuse

ofLMAcanleadtobloodaspiration;bleedingcontrolisquite

difficultifthesuturesareusedinthetonsillarfossa.

Further-more,placementofLMAinthemouthofyoungerchildren,

andgrade 4hypertrophy oftonsilsdonot provideenough

surgicalvisualization.Thus,Iwouldnotsuggesttheuseof

LMAintonsillectomy,exceptinspecificcases.

References

1.Ranieri Junior D, Neubauer AG, Ranieri DM, do Nasci-mento Junior P. The use of disposable laryngeal mask airwayforadenotonsillectomies.RevBrasAnestesiol.2012;62: 788---98.

2.SierpinaDI,ChaudharyH,WalnerDL,etal.Laryngealmask air-wayversusendotrachealtube inpediatricadenotonsillectomy. Laryngoscope.2012;122:429---35.

3.Peng A, Dodson KM, Thacker LR, Kierce J, Shapiro J, BaldassariCM.Useoflaryngeal maskairway inpediatric ade-notonsillectomy. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2011;137: 42---6.

4.Ozkiris¸ M, Kapusuz Z, Saydam L. Comparison of three tech-niques in pediatric tonsillectomy. Eur Arch Otorhinolaryngol. 2012;269:1497---501.

AlperNabiErkan

DepartmentofOtorhinolaryngology,BaskentUniversity, Ankara,Turkey

E-mail:alpernabierkan@yahoo.com,

anerkan@baskent.edu.tr

0104-0014/$–seefrontmatter©2013SociedadeBrasileiradeAnestesiologia.PublishedbyElsevierEditoraLtda.Allrightsreserved.

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RevBrasAnestesiol.2014;64(1):72

REVISTA

BRASILEIRA

DE

ANESTESIOLOGIA

OfficialPublicationoftheBrazilianSocietyofAnesthesiology www.sba.com.br

LETTER

TO

THE

EDITOR

Reply

to

Alper

Nabi

Erkan

Iappreciate Prof. Erkan’s commentsregarding my recent article-Theuseofdisposablelaryngealmaskairway(LMA) for adenotonsillectomies1 - with particular emphasis on

patientsafety.

Recent publications show the LMA’s superiority over

tracheal tube considering respiratory complications in

adenotonsillectomies.2,3 In my study, I did not use the

enforced spiral LMA and there were no statistically

dif-ferencesinrespiratorycomplications betweenthegroups.

Nonetheless,itwasnecessarytoexchangethreepatients’

LMAforanendotrachealtubeduetogasleakingwith

cervi-calhyperextensionforsurgery.Anotherpatienthadvalues

ofoxygensaturationdownto58%aftergastricregurgitation

andatrachealtubehadtobeinserted.

Thus,inpatientswithhypertrophiedtonsils,sometimes

thelaryngoscopehastobeusedtocorrectLMApositioning

oreventoreplaceitbyatrachealtube.

Consideringthesurgicalapproachandtechnique,theuse

of sutures and especially hot techniques may be related

tootherpostoperativecomplicationsandpain.4Auniform

surgicaltechnique,includingtheuseofbismuthsubgallate

andreassessmentofthetonsillar fossaebeforetakingout

DOIoforiginalarticle:

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.bjane.2013.11.001

the respiratory device, reduces the incidence of primary

tonsillar hemorrhage. Despite this fact, according to my

experienceandresearch,IagreewithDr.Erkananddonot

encouragetheuseofLMAfortonsillectomies.

References

1.RanieriJr D,NeubauerAG,Ranieri MD,Nascimento Jr P.The useofdisposablemaskairwayforadenotonsillectomies.RevBras Anestesiol.2012;62:788---92.

2.KretzFJ,ReimannB,StelznerJ,etal.Thelaryngealmaskin pedi-atricadenotonsillectomy.Themeta-analysisofmedicalstudies Anaesthesist.2000;49:706---12.

3.GravningsbratenR,NicklassonB,RaederJ.Safetyoflaryngeal maskairwayandshort-staypracticeinoffice-based adenotonsil-lectomy.ActaAnaesthesiolScand.2009;53:218---22.

4.PinderDK,WilsonH,HiltonMP.Dissectionversusdiathermyfor tonsillectomy.CochraneDatabaseSystRev.2011;3:CD002211.

DanteRanieriJunior

HospitaldoCorac¸ãodeBalneárioCamboriú,SC,Brazil;

HospitalUnimedLitoral,Itajaí,SC,Brazil

E-mail:deranieri@terra.com.br

0104-0014/$–seefrontmatter©2013SociedadeBrasileiradeAnestesiologia.PublishedbyElsevierEditoraLtda.Allrightsreserved.

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