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First group was a control group (T) which had touch awake extubation and the second one was treatment group (NT) which had no-touch technique on awake extubation. Methods : The study design was RCT in 68 patients who undergoing surgery on their airway (the groups having high incident of laryngospasm) then divided into two group of subjects.
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Objective : The aim of this study is comparing the incidence of laryngospasm between awake extubation “no touch” technique compared to standard awake intubation which perform in airway surgery. No stimulation are allowed until patient are awaken spontaneously, then extubation are performed. Secret and blood are suctioned carefully before volatile anesthetic agent cessation while patient are still anesthesized. Patient are placed in recovery position at the end of procedure. “No Touch” technique is one of those choices. Some technique are used to decrease incidence of laryngospasm as a complication of awake extubation. Background : Laryngospasm is one of the complication of awake extubation, which it can lead increase the morbidity and mortality.