Application of narcotic analgetic for outpatients' painless gastroscopy

Objective To investigate the availability, safety, and side effects of propofol combining fentanye for outpatients' painless gastroscopy Methods In Group 1, 100 outpatients were administered fentanye (0 2～0 4 μg/kg) and propofol (0 5～2 0 mg/kg) IV slowly till eyelash reflex disappeared and then gastroscopy was conducted.In Group 2, the other 100 patients underwent conventional gastroscopy as control Results Gastroscopy was successfully performed on all patients in Group 1 There was a downtrend for HR and BP and SPO 2% above 95% during gastroscopy ( P0.05 ) Ninety seven patients in Group 1 were willing to accept this kind of gastroscopy if necessary, higher than 40 patients in Group 2 In Group 2, seven patients could not bear and gave up gastroscopy Twenty five cases refused to accept the conventional gastroscopy any more Conclusion The administration of propofol and fentanye for outpatients' painless gastroscopy is available, efficacious, and safe It also has good sedation, quick recovery, rare side effect and so deserves to be popularized.