EFFECT OF INDUCED HYPOTENSION AND TOTAL INTRAVENOUS ANESTHESIA (TIVA) ON BLOOD LOSS DURİNG VVAKE-UP TEST İN SPINAL SURGERY
Journal Title: Journal of Turkish Spinal Surgery - Year 1993, Vol 4, Issue 4
Abstract
Although spinal surgery carries a risk of neurological complicatiorı of less than 1 percent, the resulting disabili-ty is so devastating that it necessitates monitoring to avoid permanent injury. İn spinal surgery, peroperative blood loss is significant during both exposure and decortication of bone. Hypotensive anesthesia is recommended to re-duce blood loss. İn this study, the effect of both TIVA and INDUCED HYPOTENSION techniques on total blood loss and blood loss during wake-up test were determinated.
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Sema ÖNGÜN, Hatem DOĞU, Kemal ÖZAY, Zuhal ARIKAN, Melihan GELİŞ
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