[PDF][PDF] Efficacy of local versus spinal anaesthesia for mesh inguinal hernioplasty in terms of postoperative pain
FK Umerzai, M Kalim, M Hussain - Journal of Postgraduate Medical …, 2016 - jpmi.org.pk
FK Umerzai, M Kalim, M Hussain
Journal of Postgraduate Medical Institute, 2016•jpmi.org.pkObjectives: To determine the efficacy of local versus spinal anaesthesia for mesh inguinal
hernioplasty in terms to postoperative pain. Methodology: This study was conducted at
Surgical D Unit, Lady Reading Hospital Peshawar. Study design was randomized control
trial duration of the study was six months in which a total of 82 patients (41 in each group)
were observed by using 79% proportion of pain in local7 and 99% proportion of pain in
spinal7. 95% confidence level and 90% power of test under WHO software for sample size …
hernioplasty in terms to postoperative pain. Methodology: This study was conducted at
Surgical D Unit, Lady Reading Hospital Peshawar. Study design was randomized control
trial duration of the study was six months in which a total of 82 patients (41 in each group)
were observed by using 79% proportion of pain in local7 and 99% proportion of pain in
spinal7. 95% confidence level and 90% power of test under WHO software for sample size …
Abstract
Objectives: To determine the efficacy of local versus spinal anaesthesia for mesh inguinal hernioplasty in terms to postoperative pain.
Methodology: This study was conducted at Surgical D Unit, Lady Reading Hospital Peshawar. Study design was randomized control trial duration of the study was six months in which a total of 82 patients (41 in each group) were observed by using 79% proportion of pain in local7 and 99% proportion of pain in spinal7. 95% confidence level and 90% power of test under WHO software for sample size determination. More over non probability consecutive sampling technique was used for sample collection.
Results: In this study mean age in Group A (local anaesthesia) was 30±6.47 years and in Group B (spinal anaesthesia) the mean age was 31±6.98 years. All the patients in both the groups were male. In Group A (local anaesthesia) 71% patients didn’t had pain while 29% patients had pain. Where as in Group B (spinal anaesthesia) 61% patients didn’t had pain and 39% patients had pain. Hence on the basis of pain local anaesthesia was effective in 71% patients and spinal anaesthesia was effective in 61% patients.
Conclusion: Local anaesthesia was more effective than spinal anaesthesia for mesh inguinal hernioplasty in terms of postoperative pain.
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