THE COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CRYSTALLOID PRELOAD V/S PHENYLEPHRINE & CRYSTALLOID COLOAD FOR PREVENTING HYPOTENSION FROM SPINAL ANAESTHESIA FOR CESEREAN DELIVERY
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Published:2023-02-01
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Page:66-68
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Container-title:INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
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language:en
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Author:
Chhillar Shakshi1, Kumar Ohri Anil2, Pal Singh Ratan3, Kumar Gupta Sharad4
Affiliation:
1. Post Graduate Resident, Junior Resident-3, Department of Anaesthesiology, Rajshree medical research Institute, Bareilly, U.P 2. Professor & Head of Department of Anaesthesiology , Rajshree medical research institute, Bareilly, U.P. 3. Associate Professor , Department of Anaesthesiology , Rajshree medical research institute, Bareilly, U.P 4. Assistant Professor , Department of Anaesthesiology , Rajshree medical research institute, Bareilly, U.P
Abstract
Aim & Objective: To compare the effectiveness of Crystalloid preload versus Phenylephrine & crystalloid coload during lower segment cesarean
section (LSCS) & prevent hypotension following spinal anaesthesia. This randomized controlled hospital based stu Material & Methods: dy was
carried out in the Anaesthesiology Department, Rajshree Medical Research Institute Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh after the approval of proposal by subject
committee & Ethical Committee & written informed consent. Results: The 2,4,6,8 &10 mins interval mean SBP, DBP &MAP,MHR,Mean Infusion
rate,Mean Rescue Bolus was more among Group F (Phenylephrine Crystalloid Coload) compared to Group C (Crystalloid Preload Group).
Conclusion: It was seen that Colloid preload is preferred over crystalloid preload to reduce the decrease in blood pressure by spinal anesthesia,
requirement of the vasopressors , occurrence of nausea/vomiting in a pregnant female otherwise healthy going for elective caesarean delivery .
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