Comparison effect of two approach for Improvement of patients Conditions in Recovery Using of oral or interavenous Glucose Pretreatment in Laparotomy surgeries

Comparison effect of oral or intravenous glucose pretreatment for improvement of recovery stay compared with control group

In this double-blind randomized controlled clinical trial, faze 3 study with parallel groups, 90 patients undergoing laparotomy were randomly divided into 3 groups of 30 divided into the first group of intravenous glucose, the oral glucose guided group and the third group (control group) oral normal saline, 6 hours after fasting preoperatively were prescribed and recovery conditions were compared in three groups.

This study was carried out on patients undergoing laparotomy in Alzahra hospital in Isfahan in 1399. This study is done in two sucrose methods. Patients are unaware of the type of solution they are given and no explanation is given about the type of solution being given or injected. The solution is also prescribed by the patient's presenter, but the information is collected by an operating room staff who is not in the study.

Inclusion criteria:: Patients are candidates for laparotomy surgery, age range 18 to 65 years, physical health status 1 and 2. Non-entry criteria: Patients with diabetes and reflex, patients who need to take anti emetic drugs before surgery.

In this study 90 patients undergoing laparotomy were divided into 3 groups of 30 each. All three groups received 10 ml/kg of serum 1/3-2/3 at the time of preoperative fasting, and 6 hours later, the first group received 1 g / kg glucose in 50 ml of normal saline intravenously injections, the second group 1 g / kg glucose in 50 Ml of saline orally and the third group receive 50 ml of normal saline orally.

Postoperative pain, length of stay in recovery, nausea, vomiting

Randomization of patients is done using Random Allocation Aoft ware(RAS). The total sample size (90 people) is entered into the software and then the number of study groups (3 groups) is determined. The software output contains a list that distributes numbers 1 to 90 randomly in three columns. Patients are divided into groups according to the time list of admission to the hospital to reach the required sample size in each group.

This study is a double blind study. Patients are unaware of the type of solution they receive. The solution used by the researcher is also prescribed for patients, but the information is collected by one of the operating room personnel who is unaware of the type of solution being received.

The project is owned by the state agency and cannot be published.