Paravertebral Block (PVB) combined with general anesthesia (GA) is a conventional pain treatment for breast surgery but sometimes failures can occurs. The efficacy of this block has to be evaluated. Also, for the intra-operative analgesic evaluation of this block, it is necessary to measure intra-operative analgesia index. A monitor of nociception for patients under GA, the PhysiodolorisTM device, offers an index for measuring nociceptive inputs during surgery in anesthetized patients : the ANI index (based on the single R-R interval analysis). The purpose of this observational and prospective study is to assess the variations of this ANI index during breast surgery with or without axillary node dissection with a PVB. This will allow us to quantify the analgesic effect of a PVB during GA for unilateral radical breast surgery with or without axillary node dissection.
Study Type
OBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment
100
A monitor of nociception for patients under general anesthesia
Institut de Cancérologie de Lorraine (ICL)
Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy, France
Assessment of the ANI index
Assessment of the area under the curve of the variation of the ANI index for the first minute of the surgical incision according to the PVB failure: incomplete or ineffective vs effective. The PVB failure will be evaluate with a cold test on the thoracic levels T2 and T6.
Time frame: first minute of the surgical incision
Post Anesthesia Care Unit total dose of morphine will be compare according to the PVB failure or not groups.
Post Anesthesia Care Unit total dose of morphine will be compare according to the PVB failure or not groups.
Time frame: Just after surgery (day 0)
Evaluation of pain
Evaluation of the Numerical Rating Score (NRS) (no pain = 0, worst pain =10): NRS at arrival in the post anesthesia care unit , NRS at leaving of the post anesthesia care unit and at the postoperative day 1. NRS will be compare according to the PVB failure
Time frame: Just after surgery (day 0) and the day after surgery (day 1)
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