Valdez RJD, Figueroa VMA, Villegas DJE

Language: Spanish
References: 18
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ABSTRACT

Objective: To compare patient satisfaction between the use of micronebulized lidocaine versus general anesthesia for the performance of flexible elective bronchoscopies. Material and methods: An open clinical trial was performed in the Anesthesiology service of the High Specialty Naval Hospital, circumscribing the patients who met the inclusion criteria in the period from January 2017 to January 2018, under simple random assignment to the whole universe (n = 47). In group "A" received sedation plus lidocaine treatment and group "B" general anesthesia. Results: With the Iowa test, we value satisfaction at 30 and 60 minutes after bronchoscopy, which was 100% in group "A" for both moments, while group "B" was 73.7% of cases 30 and 89.5% at 60 minutes. Post-anesthetic satisfaction shows a statistically significant difference in favor of sedation plus lidocaine at 30 minutes; Regarding safety between treatments, group "A" did not present any adverse event, while group "B" presented a case of bronchospasm (5.3%). Conclusions: The use of micronebulization with lidocaine plus sedation in patients undergoing elective flexible bronchoscopy has a greater satisfacti on in the postanesthetic at 30 and 60 minutes, and has less adverse effects.

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