Надглазничный доступ перибульбарной анестезии как метод дополнительного обезболивания офтальмологических операций

Abstract

Purpose. To evaluate the efficacy of additional peribulbar block with supraorbital approach with eyeball compression in retinal detachment surgery. Methods. 3 groups of patients, 10 people in each group were observed. In each group classical peribulbar anesthesia was performed. At the most painful moment, in group I a narcotic analgetic was applied. In group II the surgeon added a subtenon block, in group III a peribulbar block with supraorbital approach was administered. Results. According to the study, in the group where the additional peribulbar block was performed with the supraorbital approach, hemodynamic parameters remained stable, and patients did not feel any pain in comparison with the first two groups. Conclusions. This method of anesthesia provides a stable anesthetic effect during surgery and a long-term analgesic effect in the postoperative period. Key words: peribulbar blockade with supraorbital approach; eyeball compression; analgesic effect.