2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-27492005000100008
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Comparação entre a dor provocada pela facoemulsificação com anestesia tópica e a pela infiltração peribulbar sem sedação

Abstract: Without sedation, the pain induced by phacoemulsification with topical anesthesia was milder than the pain induced by peribulbar infiltration.

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“…This indicates the importance of the easy application of the surgical technique and shorter surgical duration, which, in the present study, was not affected by the use of topical anesthesia. The recovery time of the patients in the present study was similar to that is expected for phacoemulsification when compared with other studies, even those that used the anesthetic technique without sedation 18 . Some authors reported that since topical anesthesia is associated with faster recovery, reduces the length of stay of patients in the surgical ward and consequently reduces costs 19 .…”
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confidence: 87%
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“…This indicates the importance of the easy application of the surgical technique and shorter surgical duration, which, in the present study, was not affected by the use of topical anesthesia. The recovery time of the patients in the present study was similar to that is expected for phacoemulsification when compared with other studies, even those that used the anesthetic technique without sedation 18 . Some authors reported that since topical anesthesia is associated with faster recovery, reduces the length of stay of patients in the surgical ward and consequently reduces costs 19 .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Daí a importân-cia da possibilidade da fácil aplicação da técnica operatória e de um tempo cirúrgico menor, que mostrou não ser alterado pela anestesia tópica nesse estudo. Os pacientes da casuística apresentada tiveram tempo de recuperação semelhante aos padrões esperados para facoemulsificação, comparado com outros estudos, mesmo aqueles que realizaram técnica anestésica sem sedação 18 . Alguns autores relataram ainda que a anestesia tópica, por fornecer tempo de recuperação mais rápido, reduz o tempo de permanência do paciente no bloco cirúrgico e, assim, representa menores custos 19 .…”
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“…In contrast to human ophthalmic surgery, in which different anesthetic modalities such as retrobulbar, peribulbar, subconjunctival, topical and sub-Tenon may be utilized (COELHO et al, 2005), such surgery in dogs requires chemical restraint, which, when added to the safety of inhalational general anesthesia, outweighs the use of regional blocks. The ocular blocks useful in humans (WONG, 1993;GILLART;DUALÉ;CURT, 2002) and large animals (COLLINS et al, 1995;SKARDA, 1996;MUIR III et al, 2001;GILGER;DAVIDSON, 2002) have been shown to be effective and easy to administer when combined with sedation or general anesthesia BEVILACQUA, 2005), and they can be used to minimize the depressant effects caused by the deep planes of anesthesia (MUIR III et al, 2001).…”
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“…Furthermore, the transcorneal route can be used in patients with coagulation disorders (4) . Studies show that, although potentially more likely to produce pain, topical anaesthesia results in satisfaction levels comparable to traditional anaesthetic techniques (5)(6)(7) . However, topical anaesthesia should be used on selected patients and by an experienced surgeon.…”
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