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Perfusion index as a predictor of the efficacy of rescue analgesia after major abdominal surgeries - Trial PACTR201901839969911

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Perfusion index as a predictor of the efficacy of rescue analgesia after major abdominal surgeries
Pulse oximetry derived perfusion index as a predictor of the efficacy of rescue analgesia after major abdominal surgeries

Study Focus

Anaesthesia

Sponsor & Location

ashraf nabil

Ashraf Nabil

Egypt

Timeline & Enrollment

Not Applicable

Jan 01, 1900

Jan 01, 1900

Summary

This study aims primarily to investigate the usefulness of the PI as an objective indicator of pain in pain assessment in non-sedated non intubated surgical ICU patients by examining the relationship between the PI and the BPS-NI before and after rescue analgesia given. Our secondary aim is to detect sex and age related changes in PI after pain control with rescue analgesics

ICD-10 Classifications

Anaesthetic, unspecified
Other and unspecified general anaesthetics
Other complications of anaesthesia
Local anaesthetics
Anaesthesia of skin

Data Source

Pan Africa Clinical Trials Registry

PACTR201901839969911

Non-Device Trial