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The I-gel is genuinely interesting second era supraglottic aviation route gadget with delicate gel like non in latable sleeve. The objective of this study was to evaluate and compare the ease of insertion and number of insertion attempts, airway sealing pressure, and ibrotic evaluation of device position and occurrence of complication.A Total70 adult patients were allocated to either i-gel group or P-LMA group with 35patients in each group. Both igel and PLMA were introduced with standard technique. The outcomes measured were ease of insertion, number of insertion attempts, airway sealing pressure, haemodynamic changes, ibrotic evaluation of device position and complications.For the i-gel group the success rate at ease of insertion was greater (97% vs72% respectively;P=0.012). Airway sealing pressure was lesser (24.72±1.37 cmH2Ovs 30.09±2.64 cmH2O respectively; P=0.0003). The incidence of postoperative sore throat was lower (2.8% vs 25.7% respectively;P=0.01). Changes in haemodynamic parameters were not clinically signi icant. The i-gel is easier to insert than P-LMA however with a lower airway sealing pressure. It has a lower incidence of postoperative complications.

Clinical trial for comparison of clinical performance of I-Gel with LMA-proseal in elective surgeries