Çocuk Hastalarda Kaudal Blokaj

Year 2018, Volume: 6 Issue: 3, 26 - 30, 31.12.2018

Funda Durmaz

https://doi.org/10.21765/pprjournal.413298

Abstract

Caudal Anesthesia is the most important pediatric regional anesthesia technique alone. Caudal anesthesia is a technique that is really easy to learn, safe to use and can be used for many procedures. Caudal block; continues to be a simple, safe and effective technique that can be used in procedures under umbilicus 

Caudal Anesthesia is the most important pediatric regional anesthesia technique alone. Caudal anesthesia is a technique that is really easy to learn, safe to use and can be used for many procedures. Caudal block; continues to be a simple, safe and effective technique that can be used in procedures under umbilicus 

Keywords

kaudal anestezi, çocuk, ilaçlar, komplikasyon

Çocuk Hastalarda Kaudal Blokaj

Abstract

Kaudal Anestezi tek başına en önemli pediatrik rejyonel anestezi tekniğidir. Kaudal anestezi, gerçekten öğrenmesi kolay, güvenliği kanıtlanmış ve birçok prosedür için kullanılabilen bir
tekniktir. Kaudal blok; umblikus altı girişimlerde kullanılabilen basit, güvenli ve etkili bir teknik olmayı sürdürmektedir.Kaudal Anestezi tek başına en önemli pediatrik rejyonel anestezi tekniğidir. Kaudal anestezi, gerçekten öğrenmesi kolay, güvenliği kanıtlanmış ve birçok prosedür için kullanılabilen bir tekniktir.Pediatrik hastalarda, postoperatif ağrı hemodinamiyi olumsuz yönde etkilemekte ve konforu bozmaktadır. Campbell tarafından 1933 yılında ilk kez uygulanan kaudal epidural analjezi pediatrik anestezide en popüler ve sıklıkla tercih edilen rejyonel bloktur (1). 

Keywords

caudal anesthesia, children, drugs, complication

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