Self-cesarean section patient posture mat orthostatic hypotension after spinal anesthesia with the observation.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Self-cesarean section patient posture mat orthostatic hypotension after spinal anesthesia with the observation On: Zheng Haibo, Roy Chiu Po, Chun-Yan Li [Abstract] Objective self-position pad to prevent or minimize the cesarean delivery after spinal anesthesia induced orthostatic hypotension. Methods 312 cases of cesarean section were divided into two groups, control group (A group) 154 patients pad position is not used in the experimental group (B group) 158 patients, intraoperative use of posture mat, observe and compare the two groups the proportion of occurrence of orthostatic hypotension. Results A group had orthostatic hypotension was significantly higher than that of B group, with significant significance. Conclusions self posture mat can prevent cesarean delivery orthostatic hypotension after spinal anesthesia to reduce patient suffering, to ensure medical safety. [Keywords:] posture mat; cesarean section; spinal anesthesia; orthostatic hypotension In recent years, gradually increasing cesarean section, spinal anesthesia is a common method of anesthesia, one because of its rapid onset of analgesia improve muscle relaxation effect, was welcomed by the surgeon. But there are some complicated disease, such as orthostatic hypotension, one of the main causes of maternal supine due to oppression of the inferior vena cava, so change thy blood less a result of orthostatic hypotension [1]. In order to promote patient comfort and reduce the adverse intraoperative reactions, and improve the success rate of surgery, we made a posture mat, will now report on the results of clinical application are as follows. 1 Subjects and methods 1.1 The object of study chosen in October 2007 -2008 in May in my Department in 312 cases of cesarean section. Be divided into two groups, A group (control group) 154 patients aged 22 to 35 years old, average 26.5 years of age, body weight 42 ~ 68kg, the average 56kg.B group (experimental group) 15