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Evaluating the Role of the Jaw Thrust Maneuver During Tracheal Intubation in Reducing the Incidence of Postoperative Sore Throat: A Prospective Randomized Study

Dipti Saxena, Arohi Rathore, Pallavi Jain, Anuj Jain and Swapnil Kumar Barasker
Ochsner Journal February 2025, DOI: https://doi.org/10.31486/toj.24.0072
Dipti Saxena
1Department of Anesthesiology, Sri Aurobindo Medical College and Post Graduate Institute, Indore, India
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Anuj Jain
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Swapnil Kumar Barasker
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    Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) flow diagram. JT, jaw thrust; NJT, non–jaw thrust.

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    Incidence of sore throat at postextubation time points by group. JT, jaw thrust group; NJT, non–jaw thrust group.

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    Clinical Characteristics by Group

    VariableJaw Thrust Group, n=49Non–Jaw Thrust Group, n=50P Value
    Age, years, mean ± SD37.37 ± 13.4837.45 ± 12.660.985
    Weight, kg, mean ± SD58.68 ± 11.7458.10 ± 12.230.880
    Body mass index, kg/m2, mean ± SD25.16 ± 4.1625.66 ± 3.900.697
    Smoker0.570
     Yes1 (2.0)2 (4.0)
     No48 (98.0)48 (96.0)
    Mallampati grade0.776
     I33 (67.3)35 (70.0)
     II16 (32.7)15 (30.0)
    American Society of Anesthesiologists physical status0.621
     I30 (61.2)33 (66.0)
     II19 (38.8)17 (34.0)
    Time of laryngoscopy, seconds, mean ± SD18.53 ± 7.4623.45 ± 5.150.021
    Cormack-Lehane grade0.205
     I30 (61.2)22 (44.0)
     IIa16 (32.7)22 (44.0)
     IIb3 (6.1)6 (12.0)
    Percentage of glottic opening score, mean ± SD75 ± 17.6867.5 ± 20.580.204
    Duration of surgery, minutes, mean ± SD69.79 ± 24.2070.20 ± 21.390.956
    Incidence of sore throat20 (40.8)33 (66.0)0.0208
    Heart rate, mean ± SD
     Before laryngoscopy82.63 ± 8.25482.35 ± 10.2360.925
     2 minutes after laryngoscopy96.32 ± 8.33493.85 ± 8.6280.370
    Arterial pressure, mean ± SD
     Before laryngoscopy89.42 ± 7.22187.50 ± 8.2620.444
     2 minutes after laryngoscopy96.26 ± 6.30696.15 ± 5.8420.954
    Jaw discomfort5 (10.2)3 (6.0)0.204
    • Notes: Data are presented as n (%) unless otherwise indicated. Statistical significance is identified with bold.

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    Severity of Sore Throat at Postextubation Time Points by Group

    Postextubation Time Point, hoursSore Throat GradeJaw Thrust Group, n=49Non–Jaw Thrust Group, n=50P Value
    0I4 (8.2)6 (12.0)0.639
    II1 (2.0)2 (4.0)
    III00
    2I6 (12.2)8 (16.0)0.677
    II2 (4.1)3 (6.0)
    III00
    4I6 (12.2)13 (26.0)0.446
    II3 (6.1)8 (16.0)
    III1 (2.0)1 (2.0)
    8I8 (16.3)13 (26.0)0.377
    II1 (2.0)7 (14.0)
    III00
    12I3 (6.1)11 (22.0)0.567
    II1 (2.0)4 (8.0)
    III00
    24I2 (4.1)8 (16.0)0.606
    II1 (2.0)3 (6.0)
    III00
    • Note: Data are presented as n (%).

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