Anesthetic profile of patients undergoing operative procedures of upper extremity below distal end humerus
Journal Title: MRIMS Journal of Health Sciences - Year 2016, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
Peripheral blockade remains a well-accepted component of comprehensive anaesthetic care, which is a blend of art and science that has long been recognized and promoted. The study was conducted to study anesthetic profile of patients undergoing operative procedures of upper extremity below distal end humerus. In Sc BPB group 86.66 % (26 of 30) and in Ax BPB group 90 % (27 of 30) patients were from ASA Grade I. Among ASA Grade II in Sc BPB group 3.33% (1 of 30) and 10 % (3 of 30) patients had respiratory and cardiac problems respectively. In Ax BPB group, respiratory problem was with 6.66 % (2 of 30) and cardiac involvement in 3.33 % (1 of 30) of patients.The age was 37.73 ± 15.95 (Mean ± SD) years in the Sc BPB group, while it was 45.56 ± 15.11 years in the Ax BPB group. In Sc BPB group male population was 70 % and in Ax BPB group male and female population was equal. The weight was 48 ± 10.49 (Mean ± SD) kg in the Sc BPB group, while it was 45.05 ± 5.31 kg in the Ax BPB group.
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Basavaraj V. Modi, Vaijayanti Gandhi
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