血液腫ブロックとデクスメドトミジンの比較 緊急治療室での遠半径骨折の減少: 予備的なランダム化制御試験

Emin Fatih Vişneci1, Demet Acar1, Ebubekir Eravşar2

  • 1Department of Emergency, University of Health Science, Konya City Hospital, Konya-Türkiye.

まとめ

デックスメデトミジンは,遠半径骨折 (DRF) の減少に対して,血腫ブロック (HB) よりも早く痛みを和らげます. この研究では,緊急治療室での処置性鎮静および鎮痛 (PSA) に対してデクスメドトミディンが有効であることが判明しました.

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