Results
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RESPIRATORY COMPLICATIONS, SECONDARY, RESPIRATORY COMPLICATIONS
A total 58 patients were included and randomized in the study. There is no significant difference in demographic data between the two groups, except more males than females in ETT group (Table Demographics of the study patientsData are mean ± SD, or Numerical values of arterial blood gases suggested that the difference in PaCOTime line of emergence from anesthesia. Data are mean ± SD, difference of means (95% CI). *Concerning respiratory complications, coughs and snores occurred significantly more frequently in ETT Group (Respiratory complications in 30 min following Time ZeroData are number of patients, From Time Zero on, blood pressures (systolic, diastolic and mean) and heart rate in ETT Group were generally higher than those in LMA Group, but the differences were insignificant at all time points except heart rate at 10 min after Time Zero, 94.5 (± 15) in ETT Group vs. 80.7 (± 15) in LMA Group (Fig. Changes in hemodynamic variables of patients in ETT Group and in LMA Group at baseline, endotracheal extubation (Time Zero), and at 1, 3, 5, 10, 30 min after Time zero. All of the secondary outcomes between the two groups were insignificantly different (Table Secondary outcomesData are mean ± SD, median [IQR]. 