Utilization of dezocine to control the preemptive analgesia during induced abortion:A prospective study

Objective To investigate the efficacy and security of intramuscular injection with dezocine in the induced abortion. Methods A cohort of 40 cases underwent painless artificial abortion was divided randomLy into two groups :Dezocine+propofol group(Group A); Propofol group(Group B). A set of parameters such as the dosage of propofol,the time of induction,recovery and restoration,analgesia effect intra and post operation,somatic reflex, uterine contraction pain and self-satisfaction score was observed and analyzed. Results In Group A,the dosage of propofol was less than that of group B;induction time was shorter in group B significantly(P 0.01). Analgesic effect of group A intra and post operation were significantly higher than those in group B(P 0.05);propofol injection pain,somatic reflex, uterine contraction pain incidence was significantly lower than group B. Conclusion Utilization of preemptive analgesia with dezocine for artificial abortion play a better role in the anesthesia depth control,complications reducing,and can be used for more clinical practice.