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cord-302112-l74s05s0	Laosuwan, Prok	Acrylic Box Versus Plastic Sheet Covering on Droplet Dispersal During Extubation in COVID-19 Patients	2020-05-12		.txt	text/plain	983	68	54	title: Acrylic Box Versus Plastic Sheet Covering on Droplet Dispersal During Extubation in COVID-19 Patients 1 There are some suggestions from around the world proposing the placement of large transparent plastic sheets over patients' faces to limit the contamination area. 2, 3 Therefore, we compared the effectiveness and spreading patterns of acrylic boxes and plastic sheets as protective barriers compared to noncoverage technique under fluorescent condition. We demonstrated the differences of overall droplet dispersion between 3 acrylic box models (3.3%-19.0%), plastic sheet (2.8%), and noncoverage technique (26.3%) during tracheal extubation. The plastic sheet caused contamination both on the chest and abdomen of anesthesia personnel. The height of the box might take part in the contamination area as the droplet dispersion may rebound to the surroundings after striking the top. The droplet spreading patterns of panels (A), (B), (C), transparent plastic sheet (D), and noncoverage technique (E).	./cache/cord-302112-l74s05s0.txt	./txt/cord-302112-l74s05s0.txt