Postspinal headache in young and elderly patients. Two randomised, double-blind studies that compare 20- and 25-gauge needles.
作者： B. S. RASMUSSEN , L. BLOM , P. HANSEN , S. S. MIKKELSEN
DOI: 10.1111/J.1365-2044.1989.TB11444.X
关键词: Medicine 、 Needle size 、 Double blind 、 Incidence (epidemiology) 、 Anesthesia 、 Mean age 、 Young adult 、 Postspinal headache 、 Local anesthesia 、 Complication 、 Surgery
摘要: Summary In two randomised, double-blind studies of elderly patients with a mean age 68.9 (range 21–88) years and young patients, 29.4 20–40) years, the effect needle size on incidence postspinal headache was compared. The groups, 20- 25-gauge, were comparable in both regard to number, sex, type surgery. 27.6% when 20-gauge used 12.6% 25-gauge needle. There no significant dzzerence either (10.8% 7.8%, respectively) or between sexes. It is concluded that it does not matter if for spinal analgesia headache, but indicated fine preferred.
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