Propofolün Yan Etkileri: Kaşıntı ve Epilepsi

Öz

Kısa etki süresi ve ender yan etkileri nedeniyle propofol özellikle günübirlik cerrahide yaygın kullanılan bir anesteziktir. . Propofol uygulaması sonrası gelişen anormal hasta hareketleri ve nöbet benzeri aktiviteler bildirilmiştir. Propofol ile indüksiyonu yapılan elektif tüp ligasyonu planlanmış 28 yaşındaki kadın hastada indüksiyon amaçlı propofolün tamamı intravenöz (IV) olarak yavaş yavaş verildikten hemen sonra baş boyun bölgesinde sanki boyunda kaşıntı varmış gibi hızlı ritmik şekilde başın sağa sola hareketleri başladı. Operasyondan sonra hasta serviste sorgulandığında omuzlarından başlayan tüm boynu çene altına kadar kapsayan şiddetli bir kaşıntı hissettiğini belirtti. Biz bu olgu sunumunda, kaşıntı ile birlikte fokal bir bölgede  ritmik istenmeyen hareketleri tartışmak istedik.

 

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Anestezi, propofol, nöbet benzeri aktivite,kaşıntı

Side Effects Of Propofol:Itching And Epilepsy

Öz

Propofol with anesthesia is widely used especially for short duration of action and rare side effects of especially in day surgery. Patients with an abnormal movements after propofol administration and seizure-like activity have been reported.Induction with propofol for elective tubal ligation 28-year-old female patient after administration of propofol intravenously slowly redness in the head and neck region and the fast rhythmic movements of the head fro occurred.Patient go to after surgery service that we see covering all the neck under the chin stated that he felt a severe itching. In the present study we wanted to discuss along with itching in a focal region with rhythmic unwanted movements.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Propofol,epilepsy,itching

Kaynakça

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