Results
postoperative pain, fever, pain, serous, nausea,
MINOR, WOUND HEMATOMA
A total of 207 participants were involved in this research, 102 in the AlexisMeasurement of outcome parameters between the two groups (Freq, frequency.Comparison of outcome parameters between the two groups (s.d., standard deviation; bpm, beats per minute.The type of anaesthesia which was mostly used was spinal anaesthesia; it was used 101 times in the AlexisFor both groups, there was no postoperative pain, no soiling of garments, no wound hematoma and no serous ooze, and no antibiotics were needed. Wound closure was evident in both. The body temperature recorded was normal for all the participants in both groups over the 3 days. When the participants were assessed for pain, they mostly mentioned that they experienced minor discomfort at the incision site, which was not unusual for the kind of procedure they underwent. Pethidine was the standard analgesia used across the board for both groups when indicated. In addition, there were no cases of nausea, excruciating pain, fever, pus or malodorous smell reported by the participants or observed during the research. Therefore, one can safely conclude that out of the 207 participants, in which the Alexis