Pediatric Anesthetic management of oropharyngeal.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Pediatric Anesthetic management of oropharyngeal [Abstract] for the observation of children with oropharyngeal surgery nasotracheal intubation under the control of respiratory effects of anesthesia were retrospectively analyzed 24 patients with oropharyngeal surgery pediatric nasotracheal intubation under the control of respiratory clinical anesthesia. Results, 7 nasal mucosa of patients with mild bleeding after hemostasis by tamponade improved, no laryngeal edema, catheter distortion, obstruction, laryngeal spasm after extubation complications, and postoperative recovery is good. Pediatric oropharyngeal surgery nasal intubation control of anesthesia breathing fully prepared to take reasonable and careful operation of anesthesia anesthetic effect in achieving a smooth and reduce the complications is necessary. [Keywords:] children, oral pharyngeal surgery, anesthesia Processing difficulties in children pharyngeal anesthesia, anesthesia technically demanding, prone to improper handling aspiration, dyspnea, and hypoxia, as observed in children with oropharyngeal surgery nasotracheal intubation under the control of respiratory effects of anesthesia, we chose 24 cases of pediatric surgery for the removal of bilateral cases of tonsillar hypertrophy for analysis, are as follows. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General information 24 cases were in our hospital in May 2006 -2007 hospitalized patients in September, bilateral excision of tonsillar hypertrophy in 24 cases, 11 males and 13 females, aged 3 years and 7 months to 7 years old, ASA ~ grade the auxiliary examination were normal, no serious complications. 1.2 Anesthesia 30min preoperative intramuscular injection of midazolam 0. 05mg/kg, atropine 0. 02mg/kg, burglary before the intramuscular injection of ketamine 1 ~ 2mg/kg, quiet after the burglary, open venous access. Routine blood pressure monitoring, continuous operation ECG, pulse oxygen saturation, end-tidal carbo