Performing the nephrectomy by laparoscopy has decrease the incidence of postoperative pain, but there are still some patients who describe a severe pain after this surgery. Regional techniques allow a better recovery quality and adequate- managed pain control.
Adequate control of pain in patients with nephrectomy is a challenge for the anesthesiologist who must achieve an early recovery with minimal adverse effects. Within a multimodal strategy, the work hypothesis is based on comparing the analgesic efficacy of two regional techniques in patients undergoing nephrectomy, in terms of quality of postoperative recovery, pain control, absence of adverse effects and ease of performance.
Study Type
OBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment
126
We performe a differnt analgesic techniques to know if some of then are better
using the same AL
María Teresa Fernandez
Valladolid, VA, Spain
pain control and quality life.Numeric rating scale (NRS)
To assess whether SIPB is superior in pain control
Time frame: "24 postoperative hours"
QoR15
Postoperative quality recovery
Time frame: "24hours"
Opioids consumption
Second outcomes was to know the consumption of intaoperative fentanyl and postoperative morphine and their side effects
Time frame: "48 hours"
Side effects
We assessed the side effects of opioids
Time frame: "24hours"
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