| Objective: To evaluate the feasibility and the anesthetic trait in patientundergoing target-controlled infusion(TCI) with propofol and constant speedinfusion with fentanyl for total intravenous anesthesia(TIVA). Methods:Thirty-four ASAâ… ï½žâ…¡ patients scheduled for elective surgery under TCI withpropofol and constant speed infusion with fentanyl for TIVA. Target bloodpropofol concentration was set at 3.0~4.0μg·ml-1 ,anesthesia was inducedwith this propofol concentration and vecuronium 0.1mg·kg-1, fentanyl 3.0 μg·kg-1. In order to maintain anesthesia, the blood propofol concentration was setat 2.0~4.0μg·ml-1 and combined with fentanyl 0.7~2.0μg·kg-1·h-1 byconstant speed infusion. The heart rate(HR), mean artery pressure(MAP), SpO2,bispectral index(BIS), heart rate variability index(HRVI) were recorded atbefore induction, 3 min after induction, intubation, 3 min after intubation,operation, 3 min after start operation, 30 min after start operation, the end ofoperation, recovery and extubation. The consciousness losing time, wakeningtime after stopping propofol infusion , the corresponding blood propofolconcentration at wake and the standardized unit dose of propofol were recordedtoo. Results: MAP decreased significantly after induction(p<0.05),butdecreasing extent only was 6%. BIS was 88.76±8.78,78.56±7.77 at beforeinduction and recovery. During anesthesia, BIS was 44.50±6.18~61.35±3.73.The heart rate variability index was 44.76~49.50 in the course of operation.The mean consciousness losing time was(90.32±47.05)s. The mean wakeningtime was ( 16.74 ± 8.51 ) min and the corresponding blood propofolconcentration was (0.89±0.25)μg·ml-1。The standardized unit dose ofpropofol during induction was (1.47±0.39)mg·kg-1 and it was lower than thedose by single intravenous infusion 2 mg·kg-1. The standardized unit dose ofpropofol during maintain was (5.66±1.52)mg·kg-1·h-1 and it was the lowernumerical value of propofol during maintain. Conclusion: Whentarget-controlled infusion(TCI) with propofol and constant speed infusion with II山西医科大å¦ç¡•士å¦ä½è®ºæ–‡fentanyl for total intravenous anesthesia(TIVA), though the consciousness losingtime was longer, the dose of propofol was decreased and hemodynamics wererelatively stable. The wakening time was similar with that ofintravenous-inhalation anesthesia, but the quality of recovery was better thanthat of intravenous-inhalation anesthesia. |