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Abstract
This study has been planned evaluate the most to suitable anaesthetic ree-imen for palient.s slIbjecled to radic a Icy s t e c tom y. T h i l’ t Y t h l’ e e pat i e n t s wet’ e i n c 1 u d e din t II i s study and were classified into [our groups. The first group consisted of 11 patients and received general anaesthesia
2% halothane + dtc). The second group included 11 patients where bolus epidural analgesia was carried out before general anaesthesia (40°602 0.23% halothane + dtc).
The third group consisted of 6 patients where continuous epidural analgesia was carried out throughout the operative pet’ioel in addition to eeneral a n a est II e s i a wi L II p t’ 0 P 0 r 0 1 i n r 11 S ion (2 m [~ k l~ - 1 11- 1) mine infusion (10-30 . The fourth group included 5 patients where intermittent epidural analeesia was carried out supplement.eel with keLnmine infusioll r3np-”ing from 20-50 ur, kg-1min-1 (no endotracheal intl1hal-ion) All cases underwent the following laboraLory investiga- tions: Bb, Bct, Na+, K+ and liver function (bilirubin, SCOT,
SGPT albumin, globulin) On the morning of sureery, <t] 1 patients were monitored for heart rate, nOli invasive blood pre s sur e and 0 x y g ens a t u rat ion _ R a d i a I art e r y call n II 1 a l ion
and pulmonary artery catheterization were carried out.