The benefit of the additional genitofemoral nerve block to IG-IH nerve block was limited only to the time of sac traction without any postoperative effect. This suggests there is little clinical benefit in the addition of a genitofemoral nerve block.
The results indicated that, although the changes in Sj(O(2)) and Sc(O(2)) during a reduction in haemoglobin concentration were similar under propofol and sevoflurane/nitrous oxide anaesthesia, the changes in Sc(O(2)) were not parallel to those in Sj(O(2)). The discrepancy of the results in Sj(O(2)) and Sc(O(2)) may make the interpretation of their values difficult during haemodilution.
Neuromuscular block altered the BIS score in moderately sedated patients but not in deeply sedated patients although cerebral hemodynamics was not affected by neuromuscular block during either moderate or deep sedation. Muscular relaxant also enhanced cardiovascular stability with moderate sedation. These results suggest that level of consciousness may be decreased by neuromuscular block during moderate sedation but not affected during deep sedation.
The results indicated that fluoroscopically guided EBP and subsequent spinal CT scans may provide a highly effective therapy in patients with SCH proven on CT myelography studies.
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