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Clinical Study of the Effect of Prolonging Oxygen Inhalation on Reliving Scapulodynia after Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy

Xiaobo Wang

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Objective:To study the effect of prolonging oxygen inhalation on reliving scapulodynia after laparoscopic cholecystectomy.Methods:One hundred and seventy-six patients and admitted and divided into two groups:prolonging oxygen group(n=88),routinely oxygenic inhalation group(n=88),their scapulodynia and the blood-gas analysis index(BGAI)were analyzed.Results:The incidence of scapulodynia after LC in prolonging oxygen inhalation group was significantly lower than that of routinely oxygen inhalation group(P=0.000)and the degree of scapulodynia in prolonging oxygen inhalation group was lower than that of routinely oxygen inhalation group(P=0.015).PaCO2(P=0.037)in prolonging oxygen inhalation group was milder than that of routinely oxygen inhalation group,while PaO2(P=0.029)and PH(P=0.041)were higher.PaCO2 on 4 hours after operation had positive correlation with VAS on same time(r=0.611;P=0.009).Conclusion:Prolonging oxygen inhalation could relief scapulodynia after laparoscopic cholecystectomy.

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Key concepts: Inhalation, Medicine, Laparoscopic cholecystectomy, Anesthesia, Oxygen, Cholecystectomy, Surgery, Chemistry