Assessment of safety and prognosis about Iaparoscopic surgery under generaI anesthesia in chiIdren with miId upper respiratory tract infection
REN Juan-juan
WANG Yi
Tang Chun-chun
LI Juan
ZHANG Chao
ZHU Zhao-qiong
Abstract：Objective To explore the safety and prognosis about laparoscopic surgery under general anesthesia in chil -dren with mild upper respiratory tract infection .Methods Totally 130 cases of pediatric patients were divided into two groups according to medical history:groupⅠ( the children with mild upper respiratory tract infection ) , group Ⅱ( children without upper respiratory tract infection ) .General situation , respiratory complications both in the operation room and before leaving the hospital , postoperative outcomes , length of hospitalization after operation and total hospital costs were observed . Results ①GroupⅠwas significantly less than group Ⅱin age.②The main complications were cough , sputum, SpO2 <95%, axillary temperature(T)≥38 ℃, glossoptosis, breath holding, etc.The detection rate of complications in group Ⅰwere higher than those in group Ⅱexcept the detection rate of postoperative axillary T ≥38℃.Sputum in operation room and cough in wards occurred more in group Ⅰthan in group Ⅱ(all P<0.05).③All of the patients were discharged from hospital under the condition of rehabilitation , no significant difference in the length of hospitalization after operation .While the total costs of hospitalization was higher in group Ⅱthan those in group Ⅰ(P<0.05).Conclusion Mild upper respir-atory tract infection may increase the incidence of respiratory complications in pediatric short elective laparoscopic surgery , but does not affect the prognosis in children .
Keywords：mild upper respiratory tract infectionchildrenlaparoscopic surgerycomplications
Publication Date：2015-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 15-16,19 )