Results
cough, wheezing
ADVERSE EVENTS, RECRUITMENT
In this study, 133 patients in 5-Azar Hospital in Gorgan were evaluated in terms of inclusion and exclusion criteria. Eight patients did not meet the inclusion criteria while 5 patients did not agree to participate in the study. One hundred twenty patients were randomly assigned to the two groups of A and B in a 1:1 ratio. Finally, all the 120 subjects were evaluated in two groups of intervention and placebo (Recruitment and allocation into groups of study subjectsThe mean age of patients was 52.34±8.95 years, and 115 (95.8%) of them were males. There was no significant difference between the two groups in terms of age and sex. All surgeries in this study were lower extremity and pelvic surgeries.As shown in Hemodynamic indices in two groups of patientsAs shown in Frequency of adverse events in two groups before anesthesia induction (after albuterol spray administration)According to the results of the chi-square test before induction of anesthesia, out of 60 patients who received albuterol spray, 5 patients (8.3%) had wheezing, but in the control group, 18 patients (30%) had wheezing (p=0.003). Also, before induction of anesthesia, none of the 60 patients who received albuterol spray had frequent cough, but in the control group, 4 patients (6.7%) had frequent cough (p=0.04). As shown in Frequency of adverse events in two groups of patients before tracheal extubation (after represcribing albuterol spray)