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IRCT20110103005536N7 IRCT 2020-07-01 Artesh University of Medical Sciences Comparison of patient extubation after septoplasty operation Comparison of patient extubation in sitting versus supine position after septoplasty operation in 501 AJA hospital. 2015-07-07 anticipated 60 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/33306 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Prevention, Randomization description: Patients were randomly assigned to the Simple Random Sampling method using black and white cards (each group was 30), so that patients with a black card to group one, and patients with a white card The second group is dedicated and this process is repeated again, Blinding description: - Patients undergoing anesthesia awake without knowing where they are being exposed.   2. The person collecting the information that is entered into the room after extubation of the patient and does not know how to extubate the patient. 3. The person analyzing the information that is not present in the operating room and only has access to the encoded information and is not aware of how each patient is extubating. N/A septoplasty. Intervention 1: Intervention group: Patients using the Simple Random Sampling sampling method are divided into two groups using black and white cards (30 people per group). In one group, after the operation and the return of force to the patient's muscles and their muscle relaxation, we perform extubation of the tracheal tube in "supine" position, and cases of decreased arterial oxygen saturation, need for frequent suctions, cases of laryngospasm, cases of restlessness in recovery, increased pressure. We record blood and heart rate in patients. Intervention 2: Intervention group: Patients using the Simple Random Sampling sampling method are divided into two groups using black and white cards (30 people per group). In one group, after the operation and the return of force to the patient's muscles and their muscle relaxation, we perform extubation of the tracheal tube in "sitting" position, and cases of decreased arterial oxygen saturation, need for frequent suctions, cases of laryngospasm, cases of restlessness in recovery, increased pressure. We record blood and heart rate in patients. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: All data can be shared after it is unrecognizable When: Start the access period after printing the results To whom: All researchers and colleagues in this field Conditions: For the purpose of therapeutic-research purposes and by mentioning the names of the authors of the article Where to obtain: Dr. mohamadreza rafiei How to obtain: sending an email to Dr. mohamadreza rafiei Comments:
public Dr Mohamadreza Rafiei
West Fatemi . Etemadzadeh
Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of) 8158177365 +98 31 3261 6302 mo_rafiei@armyums.ac.ir Artesh University of Medical Sciences scientific Dr Mohamadreza Rafiei
West Fatemi , Etemadzadeh
Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of) 8158177365 +98 31 3261 6302 rafiei_mohamadreza@yahoo.com Artesh University of Medical Sciences Iran (Islamic Republic of) patient in 20-60 years old ASA 1 20 years 60 years Both patient with ASA II, III, IV hematologic disorders cervical rheumatoid arthritis J34.2 Deflection or deviation of septum Treatment - Other Treatment - Other Intervention group: Patients using the Simple Random Sampling sampling method are divided into two groups using black and white cards (30 people per group). In one group, after the operation and the return of force to the patient's muscles and their muscle relaxation, we perform extubation of the tracheal tube in "supine" position, and cases of decreased arterial oxygen saturation, need for frequent suctions, cases of laryngospasm, cases of restlessness in recovery, increased pressure. We record blood and heart rate in patients. Intervention group: Patients using the Simple Random Sampling sampling method are divided into two groups using black and white cards (30 people per group). In one group, after the operation and the return of force to the patient's muscles and their muscle relaxation, we perform extubation of the tracheal tube in "sitting" position, and cases of decreased arterial oxygen saturation, need for frequent suctions, cases of laryngospasm, cases of restlessness in recovery, increased pressure. We record blood and heart rate in patients. Position of extubation. Timepoint: during the intervention. Method of measurement: observation. this parameter evaluates in two position: supine and sitting. Systolic blood pressure. Timepoint: during the intervention. Method of measurement: monitoring of patient blood pressure. Heart rate. Timepoint: during the intervention. Method of measurement: monitoring of patient heart rate. Arterial oxygen saturation. Timepoint: during the intervention. Method of measurement: monitoring of patient arterial oxygen saturation. Laryngospasm. Timepoint: during the intervention. Method of measurement: clinical. Agitation. Timepoint: during the intervention. Method of measurement: Richmond agitation sedation scale (RASS). Oral suction. Timepoint: during the intervention. Method of measurement: Count the number of times you need to suction with the device. Age. Timepoint: before start of intervention. Method of measurement: patient identification card. Gender. Timepoint: Before start of intervention. Method of measurement: based on the phenotype. Artesh University of Medical Sciences Approved 2015-07-06 Ethics committee of AJA university of medical sciences West Fatemi- Etemadzadeh Tehran Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of)