Sulfato de magnesio vs meperidina en el tratamiento de temblores post- operatorios en anestesia raquídea
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2023
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Universidad Nacional de Trujillo
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Los temblores son una complicación frecuente y desagradable en el período postoperatorio, su incidencia es de 6,3% y 66%. Algunos de los factores relacionados con la aparición de los mismos son la edad, exposición a agentes halogenados, tiempo prolongado de la anestesia. Objetivo: Determinar si el sulfato de magnesio tiene mayor efectividad comparado con meperidina en el tratamiento de temblores postoperatorios en pacientes expuestos a anestesia raquídea en el Hospital Regional Docente de Trujillo periodo 2022. Población: estará conformada por 166 pacientes divididos en dos grupos que cumplan con los criterios de inclusión establecidos por la investigación. Materiales y Métodos: Se aplicará el software estadístico SPSS versión 26. Se empleará la prueba estadística chi cuadrado para comparación de proporciones.
Tremors are a frequent and unpleasant complication in the postoperative period, their incidence is 6.3% and 66%. Some of the factors related to their appearance are age, exposure to halogenated agents, and prolonged anesthesia time. Objective: Determine if magnesium sulfate is more effective compared to meperidine in the treatment of postoperative tremors in patients exposed to spinal anesthesia at the Trujillo Regional Teaching Hospital during 2022. Population: will be made up of 166 patients divided into two groups that meet theinclusion criteria established by the research. Materials and Methods: SPSS version 26 statistical software will be applied. The chi square statistical test will be used to compare proportions.
Tremors are a frequent and unpleasant complication in the postoperative period, their incidence is 6.3% and 66%. Some of the factors related to their appearance are age, exposure to halogenated agents, and prolonged anesthesia time. Objective: Determine if magnesium sulfate is more effective compared to meperidine in the treatment of postoperative tremors in patients exposed to spinal anesthesia at the Trujillo Regional Teaching Hospital during 2022. Population: will be made up of 166 patients divided into two groups that meet theinclusion criteria established by the research. Materials and Methods: SPSS version 26 statistical software will be applied. The chi square statistical test will be used to compare proportions.
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Anestesia , Tratamiento post- operatorios, Analgésicos, Sulfato de Magnesio