PENGARUH ELCTOTROPORATION TERHADAP ANALGESIA ANESTESI TOPIKAL EUTECTIC MIXTURE OF LOCAL ANESTHETICS (EMLA) Kajian respon nyeri rangsangan elektrofulgurasi
Eutectic Mixture of Local Anesthetics (EMLA) is often used as a topical analgesia prior to surgery. EMLA occlusive application takes 60 minutes to achieve adequate cutaneous analgesia. Electroporation method of EMLA application is expected to accelerate adequate cutaneous analgesia compare with occl...
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[Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada
2011
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Summary: | Eutectic Mixture of Local Anesthetics (EMLA) is often used as a topical
analgesia prior to surgery. EMLA occlusive application takes 60 minutes to achieve
adequate cutaneous analgesia. Electroporation method of EMLA application is
expected to accelerate adequate cutaneous analgesia compare with occlusive method
of EMLA application. This study compares the occlusive method of EMLA cream
application with the electroporation method of EMLA application for 10 minutes to
reduce pain after electrofulguration stimulation using the same subjects. This study
compare the differences VAS scores to determine pain score between two groups and
compare the number of cases that reach the effect of adequate cutaneous analgesia.
The results showed that there was a decrease of VAS score from initial score
(10) in both groups (31 subjects) where VAS score in EMLA electroporation group
was significantly lower compared to EMLA occlusive group (wilcoxon p = 0.000). In
EMLA electroporation group there were 26 (83.87%) subjects achieved adequate
cutaneous analgesia whereas none (0%) in EMLA occlusive group. There were 80%
male and 80,95% female in EMLA electroporation group showed adequate cutaneous
analgesia, where the differene was not statistically significant (chi-square p = 0.095).
Application of EMLA with electroporation method for 10 minutes can reduce
pain greater and can reach adequate cutaneous analgesia compared with EMLA
occlusive method. |
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