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TO ASSESSMENT THE UNWANTED EFFECTS OF FASCIA ILIAC COMPARTMENT BLOCK BY CONTINUOUS INFUSION WITH BUPIVACAIN AFTER HIP REPLACEMENT
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Objective: To assess adverse effects of fascia iliac compartment block by continuous infusion bupivacain after hip replacement. Methods: A prospective descriptive study analyzed 71 patients who underwent hip replacement surgery and received postoperative pain relief through fascia iliaca compartment block from March 1, 2021, to March 31, 2022. Results: Respiratory rate and SpO2 were significant statistical difference between times before and after surgery. 32.4% patients had paraesthesia, 12.7% patients were paralytic and most of them were Bromage 1. Strength of quadricef decreased in T5 time and recovered in T6 time. There was no signs of local anesthetic systemic toxicity occured. Conclusions: Fascia iliac comparment block under guided by ultrasound with bupivacaine after hip replacement surgery was safe and unwanted effects were low and transient.
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Hip replacement, fascia iliac comparment block, unwanted effects
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