Abstract: | Objective To evaluate the application effect of abdominal transverse fascia block by subcostal approach in gastrostomy in elderly patients.Methods Sixty elderly patients from October 2017 to March 2019 gastrostomy were se lected and randomly divided into two groups (n=30):an epidural anesthesia group (group E),and a transverse fascia block by subcostal approach group (group S).The sensory block onset time,block plane,anesthesia satisfaction rate,and abdominal muscle relaxation during surgery of both groups were observed.The mean arterial pressure (MAP),and pulse oximetry(SpO2) before anesthesia (T0),10 minutes after anesthesia (T1),10 minutes after the beginning of surgery (T2),and at the end of surgery(T3) were measured.The dosage of intraoperative ephedrine,sufentanil,lidocaine and postoperative dextrozine were recorded.The occurrence of adverse events was recorded.Results There was no difference in the onset time of sensory block and the anesthesia satisfaction rate between the two groups.Compared with group S,the satisfaction rate of abdominal muscle relaxation was higher in group E;the MAP of T1and T2was significantly decreased;the MAP of T2was significantly lower than that at T0.In group E,SpO2at T1and T2were significantly lower than those in group S;SpO2at T1was significantly lower than that at T0;the use rate of ephedrine was significantly higher than that in group S.There was no significant difference in the use rate of sufentanil and lidocaine between the two groups (P>0.05).The number of patients who used dizocine after surgery was significantly higher in group E than in group S.No adverse events occurred in either group.Conclusion Ultrasound-guided abdominal transverse fascia block by subcostal approach used in gastrostomy in elderly patients has little effect on the respiratory circulatory system and has fewer adverse reactions,and can also provide postoperative analgesia within a certain period of time. |