Assessment of intraoperative analgesia effect of bilateral lumbar erector spinae plane block under ultrasound guidance in patients with lumbar spine surgery
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The study is conducted to evaluate the intraoperative analgesia effect of the bilateral lumbar erector spinal plane block under ultrasound guidance in lumbar spine surgery patients. 30 patients with selective lumbar spinal surgery received pre-induction bilateral lumbar erector spinal plane block at the Department of Anesthesia Critical Care & Pain Medicine – Hanoi University Hospital from April to August 2020. In the ESP group, the intra-operative mean ANI score at H5, H50, H80, H120, H150 were markedly lower (p < 0.05); the amount of fentanyl intraoperation were statistically significantly lower than with the control group (183.3 [150 - 250] vs 343.3 [300 - 400] mg, p < 0,001). Our study shows that the bilateral lumbar erector spinal plane block was well effective in intraoperative reducing pain for lumbar spine surgeries.
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lumbar erector spinal plane block, intraoperative analgesia, lumbar spine surgery.
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