A Study on Sequential Effects of IntrathecalXylocaine and Midazolam for Post-Operative Analgesia in Lower Segment Cesarean Section

Patil, ABhaidas Onkar; Ahir, Mahesh; Mathur, Ranjan; Acharya, Jitendra

Background:

Intrathecal xylocaine with midazolam is evermore being used for postoperative pain relief. There were littleconcern like respiratory depression and neurotoxicity with theuse of inthrathecal midazolam.

Methods:

In this study total 90 patients of with 30 patients ineach group using intrathecal drugs for postoperative pain reliefin Lower segment cesarean section. The three groups wereintrathecal xylocaine, intrathecal xylocaine + 1mg midazolamand intrathecal xylocaine + 2 mg midazolam respectively.

Results:

The demographic and hemodynamic variables werecomparable between the three groups. Only shivering andhypotension was noted with use of midazolam which was nodifferent from other groups.

Conclusion:

Intrathecal midazolam as an adjuvant tointrathecal xylocaine was not associated with significantadverse events or complications.

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A Study on Sequential Effects of IntrathecalXylocaine and Midazolam for Post-Operative Analgesia in Lower Segment Cesarean Section

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