<原著>乳癌根治術における低血圧麻酔の評価

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A controlled hypotensive anesthesia for radical mastectomy against breast cancer was evaluated through the amount of blood loss and blood transfusion, operation time and postoperative complications. Out of 118 consecutive radical mastectomies, 68 had controlled hypotensive anesthesia by hypotensive medication, trimetaphan, and 50 had normotensive anesthesia. The hypotensive anesthesia group exhibited an obvious reduction in blood loss and blood transfusion against the control. In terms of operation time, no significant difference was noted statistically between both groups. And neither postoperative renal disfunction nor postoperative bleeding was seen in both groups. These results lead to the conclusion that hypotensive anesthesia is safe, effective and quite satisfactory for radical mastectomy.
近畿大学の論文
1984-06-25