Abstract:Background:Laparoscopic surgeries are usually done under general anesthesia, but many patients with major medical problems sometimes cannot tolerate such anesthesia, and thoracic spinal anesthesia may be beneficial in such patients. A comparative study between two groups of patients using either general anesthesia or segmental thoracic spinal anesthesia. Aim & objectives:The aim of this study is to compare mean hospital stay, patient, and surgeon satisfaction between two groups of healthy patients operate… Show more
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