The study of proper depth of muscle relaxant in posterior fossa surgery under total intravenous anesthesia / 临床麻醉学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To investigate the proper depth of muscle relaxant without affecting elec-trophysiological monitoring in patients undergoing posterior fossa surgery under total intravenous an-esthesia (TIVA).Methods Forty patients selected for posterior fossa surgery were randomly divided into two groups A and B.Group Ano muscle relaxants were administered after anesthesia induction until the EMG was completed.Group Bmuscle relaxants maintained in range of TOF 2%-25% dur-ing electrophysiological monitor.TIVA were used to all patients and BIS was maintained in range of 40-60.Two electrophysiological data were applied during the electrophysiological monitoringsponta-neity EMG and evoked EMG.EMG amplitude was recorded at different TOF value.Operation time and the dosages of propofol,sufentanil,rocuronium bromide were recorded.Also,the SBP,DBP,HR at perioperational period and facial nerve function before surgery,one week and six months after sur-gery were recorded.Results The electrophysiological monitoring completed successfully in all pa-tients.The total amount of propofol in group A significantly increased than those in group B(P <0.05).Three patients in group A had body movement during the operation.Four cases in group B couldn??t perform electrophysiological monitor when the TOF had three signals.There were no differ-ence between the two groups in SBP,DBP,HR and facial nerve function.Conclusion Maintaining TOF value in range of 2%-25% under non-depolarizing muscle relaxant during CPA surgery doesn??t affect intraoperative nerve electrophysiological monitor and prevent body movement,total dose of sed-ative anesthetics is also decresed.