Comparison of effect of Dexmedetomidine and Esmolol during Anaesthesia of Brain Tumour Surgery .
- Conditions
- Other disorders of brain in diseases classified elsewhere,
- Registration Number
- CTRI/2019/06/019907
- Lead Sponsor
- IPGMER SSKM HospitalKolkata
- Brief Summary
After approval of institutional ETHICScommittee, a through pre anaestheticassessment will be done for every patient. After obtaining written informed consentfrom all the patients eligible for the study, this randomized control trial will be conducted OT complex , departmentof neurosurgery, Bangur institute of neurology, institute of post graduatemedical education & research ( IPGMER).
In this parallal group, randomized controltrial total 70 adults patients, aged between 20-55 years , ASAphysical status I or II of either sex,preoperative GCS 14-15 scheduled forelective craniotomy for supratentorial tumour under general anaesthesia will betaken as subjects for the study. We will compare perioperative haemodynamicstability with dexmedetomidine and esmolol infusion in two selective groups. The study populationwill be randomly allocated in two groups with the help of computergenerated random number
( 1. D-GROUP –persons receiving Dexmedetomidineinfusion, 2.E-GROUP-persons receiving esmolol infusion).
Simple balanced randamization will be onduted.All the drugs will be prepared inidentical syringes by an independent anaesthesiologist who not involved in thisstudy . Dexmedetomidine infusion will be prepared with 2 mldexmedetomidine ( 100µg/ml—total 200µg )--mixed with 38 ml normal saline (total 40 ml- concentration 5 mcg/ ml). Esmolol infusion will be prepared with 20 mlundiluted Esmolol ( 10 mg/ml—total 200 mg) .
All the patients will be premedicated with0.5 mg alprazolam at night day before surgery . Routine medications likeantiepileptic, will be continued as clinically indicated . All puncture sites will be treated withtopical local anaesthetic cream . preoperative GCS was assessed for allpatients.Upon arrival in the preoperating room, preoperative consciousness andsedation were assessed by HUDES score .Five lead surface electrocardiogram( ECG) ,pulse oximetry , NIBP were attached. A large bore i.v. canula wasinserted and intravenous(IV) normal saline(NS) was started at rate of 100ml /hr. Under local anaesthesia, A radial artery will becannulated for arterial pressure monitoring . Baseline HR, MAP, SPO2 all were measured before starting study druginfusion as basal parameters. Both the study drug infusionwere started 20 mins[34] before induction .
Dexmeditomidine infusion was startedand continued at the rate of 1mcg/kg/hour wand esmolol infusion wascontinued at the rate of 0.5 mg/kg/hour for 20 min abefore induction[37]. .After 20 min study druginfusion, all the patients were shifted to operative room .Thereafter,dexmeditomidine infusion was continuedat the rate of 0.2 mcg/kg/hr and esmolol is continued at 25 mcg /kg /min.Thestate of consciousness and haemodynamic parameters like MAP,HR,SPO2 all were recorded again (1-7) [38] just before induction.
All the patients will bepre-oxyginated with 100% O2 by a face mask for 3 min and IV fentanyl( 2mcg/kg )was administered. The patient was induced with inj propofol infusion( 0.5 mg/kg/min)[39] and infusion will be continued until BIS SCORE reach below50.Time to reach BIS SCORE below 50 and total propofol requirement forinduction was noted. Neuromuscular block will be achieved by requirement administering atracurium ( 0.5 mg/kg BW)and manual ventilation will be continued for at least 3 minwith 100% oxygen. Laryngoscopy and intubationwill be performed when TOF 0.
MAP,HR, SPO2 will be recorded just before andafter intubation and then at 1 min interval upto 5 min following intubation andthereafter ,at every 15 min intervals till the end of operation.ETCO2 was maintained around 30-35 throughout theoperation.
Skin will be infiltratedwith 2% lignocaine+adrenaline before surgical incision. Anaesthesia wasmaintained with low flow air in oxygen(50:50—total 1 L/h). Propofol infusion was continued throughout the operation after at avariable rate(25- 50 mcg/kg bw/ min) tomaintain BIS <50 [ 40 ]Neuromuscular block was maintained with IV atracurium 0.1mg/kg as and when TOF >2 . [35]
. Hypertension (MAP>100) and tachycardia ( HR> 100) willbe managed by injection fentanyl at 1 mcg/ kg bw for maximum consecutive twotimes at 15 min intervals, followed by IV 10 mg propofol bolus, if not responded.Total intraoperative propofol and fentanyl requirement were alsonoted.
- Detailed Description
Not available
Recruitment & Eligibility
- Status
- Not Yet Recruiting
- Sex
- Male
- Target Recruitment
- 70
- 1.AGE—20-55 YRS 2.SEX—either sex 3.GCS—14-15 4.SURGERY—elective intracranial surgery of a supratentorial tumour under general anaesthesia 5.ASA—1 to 2 6.BMI-- <30 7.HR-- >60/ min 8.BP—MAP> 80 mm hg 9.
- Patients or patient party willing to provide written informed consent.
1.Predicted difficult intubation 2.Preoperative beta blocker therapy, alpha-methyldopa,clonidine or other alpha2 agonist 3.Contraindication to beta blocker administration 4.Any history of drug abuse 5.Systemic illness such as considerable hepatic ,renal failure 6.Preoperative neurodeficit or aphasia 7.Known allergy to any of study drug 8.Uncontrolled htn, bronchial asthma, dysarrythmia including af, heart failure, cardiovascular complication, 2nd or 3rd degree heart block 9.Any pre operative haemodynamic instability 10.Pregnency 11.Any patient with difficult intubation requiring more than 20 seconds to intubate 12.Any prolonged operation ( duration > 3 hour ).
Study & Design
- Study Type
- Interventional
- Study Design
- Not specified
- Primary Outcome Measures
Name Time Method changes in mean arterial pressure and heart rate Basal, | 20 min after study drug infusion, | After induction and intubation | at 30 min interval up to post operative 2 hrs.
- Secondary Outcome Measures
Name Time Method 1.Compare the extubation time after withdrawing anesthetic and study drug 2.Pre and postoperative consciousness and sedation by HUDE Score.
Trial Locations
- Locations (1)
OT COMPLEX, BANGUR INSTITUTE OF NEUROSCIENCES
🇮🇳Parganas, WEST BENGAL, India
OT COMPLEX, BANGUR INSTITUTE OF NEUROSCIENCES🇮🇳Parganas, WEST BENGAL, IndiaDr BISWADIP MONDALPrincipal investigator917278857108dr.biswadip1988@gmail.com