Study of i-gel and cLMA for their effect on hemodynamic changes in paediatric patients and its statistical significance

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N. . Jain, Susheela Taxak, and Karampal Singh, “Study of i-gel and cLMA for their effect on hemodynamic changes in paediatric patients and its statistical significance”, ijmhs, vol. 11, no. 02 (Mar - April), pp. 1603–1614, Mar. 2021.
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Abstract

AIM- Study on supraglottic airway devices, i-gel and cLMA for their
effect on hemodynamic changes in paediatric patients and its statistical
significance.
Methods - We did a prospective, randomised single blind study on
Eighty patients of either sex belonging to American Society of Anesthesiologists
(ASA) physical status class I or II, between 6 months to
8 years of age, scheduled to undergo elective surgery for less than one
and half hour duration under general anaesthesia. With this supraglottic
airway devices we studied the hemodynamic changes on pediatric
cases.
Results - The heart rate, systolic BP, diastolic BP and mean BP were
measured at different intervals for both i-gel and cLMA group and we
found no statistically significant differences in heart rate, SBP, DBP
and mean BP in both the groups.
The oxygen saturation which is recorded at different intervals in our
study on both the groups (i-gel and cLMA) remained 100%.
Conclusion -The i-gel and cLMA are effective and safe devices for use
in children. They were comparable for hemodynamic and ventilatory
parameters.
Keywords: cLMA, i-gel, systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure,
mean blood pressure, paediatric, oxygen saturation, supraglottic
airway devices

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