ABSTRACT
Objective To seek better anesthesia management methods for clinical applications guidance by retrospectively analyze the clinical effects of I-gel laryngeal mask for endobronchial ultrasound-guided transbronchial needleaspiration (EBUS-TBNA) performed under local and intravenous anesthesia modes. Methods Review the differences in the operative time, the number of SpO2 <95%, body motion, cough, laryngospasm, nausea, surgical puncture, operator suspension, postoperative throat discomfort, and satisfaction scores among the patient, the operator and the anesthetist between the two kinds of anesthesia of 60 patients for EBUS-TBNA in 3 years from 2013 to 2016. Results From June 2014, patients with I-gel laryngeal mask for EBUS-TBNA under intravenous anesthesia had fewer cough, nausea, physical activity, shorter operative time, and higher anesthesia satisfaction scores. Conclusion The perioperative management method of I-gel laryngeal mask for EBUS-TBNA in intravenous anesthesia is more secure and more feasible, recommended for clinical use.