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Abdominal injuries rank third as a cause of traumatic death just after head and chest injuries. U... more Abdominal injuries rank third as a cause of traumatic death just after head and chest injuries. Undetected hemoperitoneum is one of the most common causes of death in injured patients. Unrecognized abdominal injuries are frequently the cause of preventable death. The abdomen of trauma victims is routinely evaluated with ABSTRACT Background & Objective: Unrecognized blunt abdominal injuries are frequently the cause of preventable death. Clinical examination is often inaccurate and therefore, reliable, accurate and repeatable bedside diagnostic test should be selected such as Sonography. This study was undertaken to assess the efficacy of Focused Assessment Sonography in Trauma (FAST) examination for detection of free fluid in abdomen in patients with Blunt Abdominal Trauma. Methods: This study is a prospective and observational study, conducted in the
BACKGROUND: Major lower limb surgeries are often painful and require aggressive analgesic managem... more BACKGROUND: Major lower limb surgeries are often painful and require aggressive analgesic management postoperatively. So, we used psoas compartment block and Femoral Three in One block for postoperative analgesia. We performed prospective randomized study in 60 patients of ASA grade I and II scheduled for lower limb surgeries using psoas compartment block and Femoral Three in One block. Our main aim of study was to compare the efficacy of psoas compartment block with Three in One block at rest and at physiotherapy while minimizing the requirement of rescue analgesics and complications. MATERIALS AND METHODS: 60 patients were randomly allocated into two groups of 30 each group P received Psoas compartment block and group F received Femoral three in one block. Both the grops received Inj. Bupivacaine 0.25 % postoperatively . We observed onset, peak effect, duration of effective analgesia and no. of rescue analgesics required in first 24 hours, VAS score at rest and VAS score at physio...
BACKGROUND: There are various approaches to produce anaesthesia and analgesia of upper extremity ... more BACKGROUND: There are various approaches to produce anaesthesia and analgesia of upper extremity blocking brachial plexus. In last few years infraclavicular brachial plexus block has become a method of increasing interest. Setting and Design: A prospective study was carried out to compare efficacy of vertical paracoracoid infraclavicular block (Group I) for plexus brachial is anaesthesia with paravascular axillary block (Group A) in 40 patients (ASA1-111) undergoing surgery of forearm and hand. Aims: Aims of the study were to compare Group I versus Group A for time to perform block , time to achieve readiness for surgery, quality of blockade, onset of primary block, extent and duration of motor and sensory block, duration of postoperative analgesia, success rate, frequency of side effects and patient comfort. MATERIALS AND METHODS: In Group I the block was given using a point 2 cm medial and 2 cm caudal to the coracoid process. 22G 2-inch needle was inserted perpendicular to all pla...
Abdominal injuries rank third as a cause of traumatic death just after head and chest injuries. U... more Abdominal injuries rank third as a cause of traumatic death just after head and chest injuries. Undetected hemoperitoneum is one of the most common causes of death in injured patients. Unrecognized abdominal injuries are frequently the cause of preventable death. The abdomen of trauma victims is routinely evaluated with ABSTRACT Background & Objective: Unrecognized blunt abdominal injuries are frequently the cause of preventable death. Clinical examination is often inaccurate and therefore, reliable, accurate and repeatable bedside diagnostic test should be selected such as Sonography. This study was undertaken to assess the efficacy of Focused Assessment Sonography in Trauma (FAST) examination for detection of free fluid in abdomen in patients with Blunt Abdominal Trauma. Methods: This study is a prospective and observational study, conducted in the
BACKGROUND: Major lower limb surgeries are often painful and require aggressive analgesic managem... more BACKGROUND: Major lower limb surgeries are often painful and require aggressive analgesic management postoperatively. So, we used psoas compartment block and Femoral Three in One block for postoperative analgesia. We performed prospective randomized study in 60 patients of ASA grade I and II scheduled for lower limb surgeries using psoas compartment block and Femoral Three in One block. Our main aim of study was to compare the efficacy of psoas compartment block with Three in One block at rest and at physiotherapy while minimizing the requirement of rescue analgesics and complications. MATERIALS AND METHODS: 60 patients were randomly allocated into two groups of 30 each group P received Psoas compartment block and group F received Femoral three in one block. Both the grops received Inj. Bupivacaine 0.25 % postoperatively . We observed onset, peak effect, duration of effective analgesia and no. of rescue analgesics required in first 24 hours, VAS score at rest and VAS score at physio...
BACKGROUND: There are various approaches to produce anaesthesia and analgesia of upper extremity ... more BACKGROUND: There are various approaches to produce anaesthesia and analgesia of upper extremity blocking brachial plexus. In last few years infraclavicular brachial plexus block has become a method of increasing interest. Setting and Design: A prospective study was carried out to compare efficacy of vertical paracoracoid infraclavicular block (Group I) for plexus brachial is anaesthesia with paravascular axillary block (Group A) in 40 patients (ASA1-111) undergoing surgery of forearm and hand. Aims: Aims of the study were to compare Group I versus Group A for time to perform block , time to achieve readiness for surgery, quality of blockade, onset of primary block, extent and duration of motor and sensory block, duration of postoperative analgesia, success rate, frequency of side effects and patient comfort. MATERIALS AND METHODS: In Group I the block was given using a point 2 cm medial and 2 cm caudal to the coracoid process. 22G 2-inch needle was inserted perpendicular to all pla...