Anaesthesia · 1990 · 64 citations · 11 references
MedicineGynecologySurgeryEnhanced Recovery After SurgeryGeneral SurgeryPerioperative NutritionDextrose AdministrationFluid ManagementFluid TherapyLaparoscopic SurgeryPostoperative Recovery ImprovementQuality Of RecoveryDextrose-containing Intravenous FluidsFluid Therapy During RecoveryIntraoperative Fluid AdministrationIntraoperative Fluid TherapyIntravenous Dextrose AdministrationIntravenous Fluid AdministrationIntravenous Fluid TherapyPostoperative Hydration
The effect of intra-operative fluid and dextrose administration upon recovery was tested in a randomised, double-blind trial. Three groups of 25 patients, each undergoing laparoscopic examination as day cases, were studied. The two groups who received fluid (20 ml/kg compound sodium lactate solution) showed significant improvement (p less than 0.05) in the variables that reflected hydration. The fluid group who also received dextrose (1 g/kg) exhibited further significant improvement. Intra-operative fluid and dextrose administration appears to confer some benefit upon recovery in patients who have minor surgery.
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Measuring Recovery From Anesthesia - A Simple Test
Michael Newman, N Trieger, James C. Miller · Anesthesia & Analgesia · 1969 · 180 citations