Table-II.
Descriptive analysis of success of sedation.
| Study ID | Comparator | Outcome | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chen 2024 | Remimazolam | 1. Success rate of sedation, which needed the following requirements to be satisfied at the same time: a. collaborate to accomplish tracheal intubation; b. no rescue sedative; c. no rescue local anesthetic. | 1. The success rates of sedation in groups remimazolam (0.093mg/kg) and dexmed were 93.3% and 86.7%, respectively, which were higher than that in remimazolam (0.073mg/kg) (58.6%) (p=0.002). |
| 2. Compared with both remimazolam groups, dexmed group had more patients with good intubation conditions. However, the outcome did not differ between the two remimazolam groups. | |||
| 2. Good intubation conditions were defined as intubation comfort score ≤ 2, cough score ≤ 1, and post-intubation score = 1. | |||
| Xu 2024 | Remimazolam | 1. Incidence of intraoperative awareness | 1. No statistical significant difference between remimazolam and dexmed |
| 2. Bronchoscopy feasibility (extent of coughing, vocal cords movements, and limb movements; scored 3 to 12 with 3 representing the optimal score and 12 the worst one) | |||
| 2. Scores in remimazolam group significantly better at T2 (immediately after passing the bronchoscope next to the glottis) but not later. | |||
| Zhou 2024 | Remimazolam | Interruption rate, defined as body movements or coughing, making the operating physicians suspend the operation for physical restraint or anesthesiologists administering rescue medication. | The interruption rate was 8.2 % in the remimazolam group and 39.2 % in the dexmed group (P < 0.001) |
| Chen 2022 | Remimazolam | Successful procedure (Not defined) | Successful completion rate of the procedure was 94.52% in the remimazolam group and 91.78% in the dexmed group with no statistical significant difference. |
| Pertzov 2022 | Propofol | NR | NR |
| Chouhan 2023 | Midazolam Propofol | Composite score by consisting five different parameters, i.e., sedation, calmness, respiratory response, physical movement, and facial tension. Each parameter was given a score of 1–5. Ideal: 5–10; Acceptable: 11–15, and Unacceptable: >15 | Mean composite score of dexmed group was ideal showing better patient tolerance and cooperation compared to midazolam and propofol groups. |
| Kim 2021 | Midazolam | NR | NR |
| Kumari 2021 | Midazolam | NR | NR |
| Magazine 2021 | Midazolam | Composite score by consisting five different parameters, i.e., sedation, calmness, respiratory response, physical movement, and facial tension. Each parameter was given a score of 1–5. Ideal: 5–10; Acceptable: 11–15, and Unacceptable: >15 | The composite score was in the ideal category in 24 patients in dexmedetomidine group and 21 in midazolam group, at nasopharynx (P=0.234). The corresponding values at the level of trachea were 23 and 16 (P=0.023). |
| Yuan 2016 | Propofol | Cough and discomfort scores rated by bronchoscopist and patient | No statistical significant difference between the two groups |
| Lin 2020 | Propofol | Wakefulness, hearing/seeing during sedation, and tolerance by patient | Patients in the dexmedetomidine group were more likely to report wakefulness , hearing something, seeing something than those in the propofol group. In terms of tolerance, patients in the dexmedetomidine group were more likely to perceive procedure-related symptoms. |
| Magazine 2020 | Midazolam | Composite score by consisting five different parameters, i.e., sedation, calmness, respiratory response, physical movement, and facial tension. Each parameter was given a score of 1–5. Ideal: 5–10; Acceptable: 11–15, and Unacceptable: >15 | Total composite score did not differ significantly between dexmedetomidine and midazolam group at nasopharynx or at the level of trachea. |
| Liao 2012 | Midazolam | Discomfort score | No statistical significant difference between the two groups |
| Ryu 2012 | Remifentanil | NR | NR |
| Goneppanavar 2015 | Midazolam | Composite score by consisting five different parameters, i.e., sedation, calmness, respiratory response, physical movement, and facial tension. Each parameter was given a score of 1–5. Ideal: 5–10; Acceptable: 11–15, and Unacceptable: >15 | The composite score was ideal or acceptable in 15 patients in midazolam group and 26 patients in dexmed group. The mean scores were 14.48 ±3.65 in midazolam group and 9.41 ±3.13 in dexmed group (p<0.001). |
| Riachy 2017 | Alfentanil | Bronchoscopy score which was computed by combining threevariables graded 1–4: movement of the vocal cords, cough occurrence and limb movement. The final bronchoscopyscore varied between 3 and 12 where 3 represented the optimal score and 12 represented the worst score | No statistically significant differences in the mean bronchoscopy score were found between the groups. |
| Zhang 2021 | Fentanyl | NR | NR |
NR, not reported.