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Journal of Practical Radiology ; (12): 619-620,646, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-752408

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Objective Toexplorethesedativeeffectsandsafetyofdexmedetomidinewithketaminemixturenasaldropsbesideschloralhydrateoral andenemainchildren MRIexamination.Methods 619children (Group A)weresedatedbydexmedetomidinewithketamine,289 children(GroupB)weresedatedbychloralhydrateenemaand417childrenweresedatedbyoralchloralhydrate(GroupC)respectivelyinour hospital.ThelatestRamsaysedationscorewasadoptedtodeterminethesedationdepth.Thesedationscores,inductiontime,examinationtimeand recoverytimewererecordedrespectivelybeforeinduction,afterinductionandafterawakening.Results (1)Theinductiontimeof dexmedetomidinewithketaminewassignificantlyshorterthanchloralhydrate,anditsdifferencewasofstatisticmeaning(P<0.05). (2)ThesuccessrateofexaminationinGroupAwas100%;groupB61.6%;GroupC65.2%.ThesuccessrateofgroupAwassignificantlyhigher thanthatinbothgroupBandgroupC,thusthedifferencewasalsostatisticallysignificant.Conclusion AllmethodsaresafeforpediatricMRIat appropriatesedationdepth.Thesedativefailurerateofchloralhydrateishigher.Theinductionandawakeningtimeofdexmedetomidinewith ketaminemixturedropsisrelativelyshorter,thereforeithasgoodsedativeeffectintheMRIexamination.

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