Intraoperative different setting of respiratory parameters influence the early postoperative cognitive function after gynecological laparoscopic surgery / 临床麻醉学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To investigate the influence of different respiratory parameter setting during gynecological laparoscopic surgery on early postoperative cognitive function.Methods Eighty patients undergoing elective ovarian cancer or cervical cancer were grouped randomly into groups A, B,C and D.In group A patients were ventilated with respiratory parameters of VT 8 ml/kg,RR 12 times/min.While patients in groups B,C and D with identical minute volume 105 ml/kg though with respective RR of 12,1 5 and 18 times/min respectively.Patients in four groups were all graded by the MMSE at time points of preoperation(T0 ),postoperative 1 h(T1 ),6 h(T2 ),24 h(T3 ),48 h(T4 ), 72 h(T5 ).PaCO2 of arterial blood gas were tested before pneumoperitoneum(Ta)and immediately af-ter pneumoperitoneum(Tb).Results PaCO2 at Tb was higher in each group than that at Ta(P <0.05).Patients in group A showed the highest PaCO2 at Tb while PaCO2 in group C were lowest. The MMSE scores in group C were significantly higher than those in other groups at T1-T3 (P <0.05).The values at T4 in group A were lower (P <0.05)than those in other groups.Values at T1-T4 in group A were lower than that at T0 (P <0.05).In groups B and D at T1-T3 MMSE scores were lower than those at T0 and patients in group C showed lower MMSE scores at T1 and T2 (P <0.05).Conclusion Early postoperative cognitive function can be improved by regulating intraoperative respiratory parameters properly and increasing minute volume adequately in gynecological laparoscopic surgery.