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Objective@#To investigate the influence of different delayed cord clamping(DCC) time on cerebral tissue oxygen saturation in normal newborns after birth and to explore the causes.@*Methods@#From November 2018 to February 2019, 164 healthy full term newborns were delivered in the Department of Obstetrics, Binhu Hospital, the Southern District of the Third Affiliated Hospital of Anhui Medical University.The newborns were divided into early cord clamping (ECC) group, DCC groups for 1 minute, 2 minutes and 3 minutes according to the different cord clamping time, and the changes of cerebral tissue oxygen saturation index (cTOI) and cerebral tissue hemoglobin index(cTHI) were monitored by near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) for 15 minutes after birth.@*Results@#After birth, cTOI increased gradually but cTHI was basically stable.The cTOI in DCC group was higher than ECC group, but there was no difference between group 3 and group 4.In ECC group, the cTOI tended to be stable about 6 minutes after birth, and the stable range was 55%-59%.In DCC group, group 2 tended to be stable about 8 minutes after birth, and the stable range was 59%-64%.Group 3 and group 4 tended to be stable about 10 minutes after birth, the stable range was 64%-69%.There was no difference in cTHI among the groups.@*Conclusions@#Delayed cord clamping can increase cerebral oxygenation in newborns.The cause may not be due to the direct increase in cerebral blood flow, but the increase in brain oxygen content, and the optimal duration of DCC is 2 minutes.
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Objective To investigate the influence of different delayed cord clamping(DCC) time on cerebral tissue oxygen saturation in normal newborns after birth and to explore the causes.Methods From November 2018 to February 2019,164 healthy full term newborns were delivered in the Department of Obstetrics,Binhu Hospital,the Southern District of the Third Affiliated Hospital of Anhui Medical University.The newborns were divided into early cord clamping (ECC) group,DCC groups for 1 minute,2 minutes and 3 minutes according to the different cord clamping time,and the changes of cerebral tissue oxygen saturation index (cTOI) and cerebral tissue hemoglobin index (cTHI) were monitored by near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) for 15 minutes after birth.Results After birth,cTOI increased gradually but cTHI was basically stable.The cTOI in DCC group was higher than ECC group,but there was no difference between group 3 and group 4.In ECC group,the cTOI tended to be stable about 6 minutes after birth,and the stable range was 55％-59％.In DCC group,group 2 tended to be stable about 8 minutes after birth,and the stable range was 59％-64％.Group 3 and group 4 tended to be stable about 10 minutes after birth,the stable range was 64％-69％.There was no difference in cTHI among the groups.Conclusions Delayed cord clamping can increase cerebral oxygenation in newborns.The cause may not be due to the direct increase in cerebral blood flow,but the increase in brain oxygen content,and the optimal duration of DCC is 2 minutes.
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Objective:To determine the intervention measures for the decrease of cerebral tissue oxygen saturation during anesthesia for the congenital heart disease in children.Methods:Twenty-eight children with cardiac surgery were enrolled.Anesthesia was deepened with propofol (3 mg/kg) intravenous injection.The data of cerebral tissue oxygen saturation(SctO2),mean arterial pressure (MAP),HR,bispectral index (BIS),arterial partial pressure of oxygen (PaO2),arterial partial pressure of carbon dioxide (PaCO2),hemoglobin (Hb) and middle cerebral artery (MCA) mean flow velocity (Vm) at different points were collected after intravenous injection ofpropofol at 3 mg/kg.The changes of SctO2 and the influential factors were analyzed.Results:SctO2 decreased by 4.99％ after deepen anesthesia,with 95％ CI 4.33％ to 5.65％ (P＞0.05).There was no significant differince in MAP,PaO2,PaCO2,and Hb between the time points after deepen anesthesia and the baseline (P＞0.05).MCA Vm decreased obviously after deepen anesthesia for 1,5,10 min (P＜0.05).The decrease in MAP,HR,PaCO2 and MCAVm is positively correlated with the decrease in SctO2.Conclusion:The decrease of MAP,HR,PaCO2,and MCAVm is the risk factor for SctO2.To avoid the decrease,it needs to maintain the stability of SctO2 and prevent neurological complications.
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La cirugía artroscópica de hombro en posición de silla de playa es una cirugía frecuente y se asocia a buenos resultados. Causa preocupación el reporte de casos de isquemia cerebral asociados a morbimortalidad. Este artículo hace una revisión de la literatura referente a estos casos, realizando un análisis de los factores involucrados y de los cambios que ocurren al sentar a un paciente bajo el efecto de la anestesia general y/o regional. Es muy importante que el equipo quirúrgico comprenda las limitaciones de la técnica y concilie una buena exposición quirúrgica junto con el menor impacto hemodinámico. Actualmente se sugiere sentar a los pacientes con ángulos no mayores a 45°, evitar errores en la lectura de la presión arterial, que traduzcan un adecuado flujo sanguíneo cerebral. Cuando se mide oxigenación cerebral mediante NIRS (ScO2) las mayores caídas de los valores se asocian a anestesia general en ventilación mecánica con hiperventilación y en ángulos de posición de 80-90°. La anestesia regional se asocia a menores caídas de ScO2, pero requiere de un equipo con experiencia...
Shoulder arthroscopic surgery performed in the beach chair position is common and is associated with good results. The report of cases of cerebral ischaemia associated with morbidity and mortality is a cause for concern. This article presents a review of the literature concerning these cases, as well as an analysis of the factors involved and the changes that occur in patients when the beach chair position is used under general or regional anaesthesia. It is very important that the surgical team understands the limitations of the technique, and combines a good surgical exposure along with the least haemodynamic impact. Beach chair positions with angles not greater than 45°, are now suggested in order avoid errors in the blood pressure reading, which may lead to an adequate cerebral blood flow. When measuring cerebral oxygenation using NIRS (ScO2), the biggest drops in the values are associated with general anaesthesia and mechanical ventilation with hyperventilation and position angles of 80-90 degrees. Regional anaesthesia is associated with lower falls of ScO2, but requires an experienced team...