Monitoring and comparison of fluctuations in blood oxygen saturation in two methods of induction of anesthesia by priming and succinylcholine in patients undergoing appendectomy

comparison of fluctuations in blood oxygen saturation in two methods of induction of anesthesia by priming and succinylcholine in patients undergoing appendectomy

This control trial had a control group, with parallel, double-blind, randomized groups. AND 50 patients

This study will be performed on 50 patientsr appendectomy at Sabzevar Hospital. as a two-way blind, in which the patient and the researcher are blinded to the group of patients. Background information will include age, sex. In this study, 0.02 mg / kg midazolam and 2 μg / kg fentanyl were given as pretreatment in both groups, and after three minutes in group A, 5 mg / kg sodium thiopental. And then scolin will be given at a dose of 1.5 mg / kg and after 30 seconds the patient is intubated and then atracurium 0.5 mg / kg is prescribed. And after 4 minutes sodium thiopental at a rate of 5 ml / kg and also the rest of the atracorium is administered and after 60 to 90 seconds of intubation is performed in both groups, anesthesia with isoflurane at a dose of 2.1% will be And every 45 minutes fentanyl at a dose of 1 μg / kg and atracurium will be repeated every 30 minutes at one-third the initial dose. In the sections before treatment and also immediately after intubation and during and after the end of surgery, recovery is recorded until transfer to the ward.

Inclusion : candidate for appendectomy with consent to participate in the evaluation between the ages of 20 and 60 years with ASA class 1 and 2 Exclusion : Reluctance to study Patients under 20 years and over 60 years Patients with ASA grade equal to or greater than 3 Patients with advanced heart and lung problems

The intervention group uses choline succinate for anesthesia.

dyspnea Drug Oxygen saturation Duration of surgery

Patients will be selected at random using the most available people for the study. Each person was given a code A or B at random (sheet or envelope) and treatment was performed based on it (group A was intervention and group B was control).

This study will be performed as a two-way blind, in which the patient and the evaluating physician are blinded to the patient group so that the patient knows the plan but does not know in which group and the physician recording the variables does not know the patient group. Depending on whether the patient is in group A (intervention) or B (control), the drugs are different.