To compare the result of combining using fentanyl and propofol and using lidocaine in induced abortion
Bi Hong
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Bi Hong
Abstract
Objective : To compare the result of combining using fentanyl and propofol, and using lidocaine in induced abortion . Method: 120 women those who got in primary pregnancy and wanted to be performed induced abortion were randomly divided into two groups. The group I including 60 women were performed induced abortion after i.v. with fentanyl and propofol. The group II including 60 women were performed induced abortion after injecting in cervix uteri with lidocaine. To compare every items of these two groups. Result: There was no significant difference in bleeding volume and the flaccid degree of cervix uteri between the two groups. It was absolute analgesia in group I, and there was no evident toxic reaction and no one getting ASSA in group I .Conclusion: It can not attain the purpose of absolute analgesia with lidocaine. Combining using fentanyl and propofol in induced abortion is simple, and the analgesic effect is satisfied.
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Objective : To compare the result of combining using fentanyl and propofol, and using lidocaine in induced abortion . Method: 120 women those who got in primary pregnancy and wanted to be performed induced abortion were randomly divided into two groups. The group I including 60 women were performed induced abortion after i.v. with fentanyl and propofol. The group II including 60 women were performed induced abortion after injecting in cervix uteri with lidocaine. To compare every items of these two groups. Result: There was no significant difference in bleeding volume and the flaccid degree of cervix uteri between the two groups. It was absolute analgesia in group I, and there was no evident toxic reaction and no one getting ASSA in group I .Conclusion: It can not attain the purpose of absolute analgesia with lidocaine. Combining using fentanyl and propofol in induced abortion is simple, and the analgesic effect is satisfied.
Key concepts: Medicine, Fentanyl, Propofol, Lidocaine, Abortion, Cervix, Anesthesia, Incomplete Abortion