STRIVE HFNO

STRIVEHi has its own page! academic.oup.com/bja/article/11…

@alistairsteel @doctimcook @anesthesianews @YaleMed Brandolini’s law at play here: multiple groups (including ours 5 years ago) showing the actual science. Thanks to @doctimcook for highlighting this important issue

@doctimcook @anesthesianews @YaleMed My error - apologies. I’ve checked the US trademark register and Optiflow was ™️ in 2006 and THRIVE ™️ in 2015, the year the study was published. Feels a bit mischievous.

🎥 NEW #AirwayOnDemand episode! Dr. William Rosenblatt of @YaleMed walks through the use of THRIVE in a very difficult airway case. Watch now ➡️ anesthesiologynews.com/a/7TEBAA/t #Anesthesiology #AirwayManagement #MedEd

Thanks for referencing our work which the editorial failed to do

@doctimcook @ProfEllenO @Assoc_Anaes @Anaes_Journal @craiglyons @dasairway Better check your acronyms! Think you need to talk to AP and SAN and get THRI!

@strive_hi @ProfEllenO @Assoc_Anaes @Anaes_Journal @craiglyons @dasairway Is it time you changed your name to STRI? 😳😳

@Assoc_Anaes @Anaes_Journal Winner of John Smith Award 2025 goes to @craiglyons for his RCT on HFNO . Preox versus randomised Apnoea .Face mask versus HFNO …Rate of rise CO2 in 114 pts was similar . No increased clearance therefore @dasairway

@doctimcook @ProfEllenO @Assoc_Anaes @Anaes_Journal @craiglyons @dasairway

It’s been established for a while that HFNO is an excellent mode of oxygenation, but the ‘ventilatory exchange’ but does not stand up to rigorous examination The (marketing) terms THRIVE and STRIVE should not appear in academic publications in my opinion. It’s fine for commercial companies to try to promote their product, but the medical community should follow the evidence and not be led astray by catchy acronyms. HFNO ✅ The other stuff ❌ Congratulations Craig

@ProfEllenO @Assoc_Anaes @Anaes_Journal @craiglyons @dasairway Surprising this paper published in 2021 was not referenced journals.lww.com/anesthesia-ana…

@EJA_Journal @altgm Oops! It appears authors, reviewers and editors have missed this reference journals.lww.com/anesthesia-ana…

Apnoeic oxygenation using high-flow nasal oxygen (HFNOap) for laryngotracheal surgery in adults: a safety checklist derived from a Delphi process involving 36 experts from 11 countries. @altgm 🔗 tinyurl.com/bdzdjjzc

We're thrilled to announce the publication of our study: "High-flow nasal oxygen for children’s airway surgery to reduce hypoxaemic events: a randomised controlled trial." This research marks a significant advancement in pediatric airway surgery knowledge authors.elsevier.com/c/1j7n97tFB1Xh…

@MonashAnaes @Anaes_Journal For your interest from 2.5 yrs ago journals.lww.com/anesthesia-ana….

"The rate of CO2 accumulation in arterial blood during apnoea was not altered by administration of HFNO" RCT in @Anaes_Journal …-publications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11…

@AntonBooth_SAS @stargate_study @pahospital @drdavidbrewster @AlliKearney @BruceLeeJWest Welcome in the team and thanks to all involved people! ❤️

Thanks for the mention @drjeanettescott #WCA2024 #WCA24

Appears in Chapter 38!

Paediatric application of StriveHi. scirp.org/journal/paperi…

#sas22 @gwebbharris and Drew Heffernan describing STRIVE-Hi with the aid of some challenging videos of laryngeal pathology. Keep them breathing!

Great to know @strive_hi is being discussed at #SAS2022 . Thanks! @gwebbharris

@AAOHNS I like learning about different practice internationally. Habrial et al SV TCI panendoscopy technique (starts with remi followed by prop) is opposite to how I do it. Higher failure rate, which we also found in our original paper twitter.com/intent/tweet?t…

Tracheal Dilatation of an Idiopathic Subglottic Stenosis in ... : A&A Practice journals.lww.com/aacr/Abstract/…

Fully published in the July 2021 @IARS_Journals The Effect of High-Flow Nasal Oxygen on Carbon Dioxide... : Anesthesia & Analgesia journals.lww.com/anesthesia-ana…

Wednesday November 25th: The latest evidence on HFNO and anaesthesia anzca.edu.au/events-courses…

Join us on Wednesday 25 Nov at 7pm AEST for the #Queensland @ACE_ACECC evening webinar “Spontaneous #ventilation and #apnoea with #HFNO - the latest evidence”, led by @pahospital #anaesthetist Dr Phil Lee @BruceLeeJWest. For more info & to register: bit.ly/2T7A5Z5

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