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On the anesthesia endoscopic gastric polypectomy Clinical Nursing [Paper Keywords] anesthesia gastroscope; polyp resection; Nursing [Abstract] anesthesia techniques using endoscopy examination and treatment, with no pain, comfort, and the incidence of anesthesia complications rarely, Dr. Fang Bian advantages of precise operation, the operation after the patient be able to wake up early, no activities and disturbance of consciousness, no general Gastroscopy combined with bitter memories of a safe and comfortable method of care has achieved good results, so that patients can a good recovery. At present, the endoscopic resection of polyps in high-frequency have been widely used in the esophagus, stomach polyp treatment, with less trauma and faster recovery can be characterized by out-patient surgery. However, some patients with unbearable gastroscopy throat and stomach to stimulate gastric motility leading to accelerated restless affect the accuracy of surgery, increasing the risk of surgical complications and the opportunity, not difficult to withstand severe reaction to the suspension of operation . Our hospital in March 2004 launched a narcotic gastroscopy, in January 2007 ~ March 2008 I Branch Bank anesthesia endoscopic resection of gastric polyps in 98 cases of high-frequency, results were satisfactory. Are reported as follows: A clinical data 1.1 General information: The group of men and 57 cases, female 41 cases; aged 11 to 80 years with a mean (37.6 ± 9.7) years of age. Of which outpatients in 28 cases, 70 cases of hospitalized patients; combined 18 patients with high blood pressure, diabetes and in 15 cases. 1.2 Methods: The anesthetic injection during the fall in the range of systolic blood pressure (20.3 ± 16.8) mmHg (1mmHg = 0.133kPa), diastolic blood pressure decrease (9.5 ± 7.7) mmHg, heart rate (15 ± 8.2) times / min; check the pre-placement position: Take the left supine, his legs buckling, head restraints arrived in pillows, so th