Abstract Background: Patient satisfaction is a crucial component in determining the quality of healthcare since it provides information on how well employees are meeting patients' needs. Furthermore, patient satisfaction ...

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND Intraoperative hypothermia defined as core body temperature of <36oC have perioperative unwanted complications and pediatrics patients are at high risk of developing it because of they have anatomical, ...

Abstract Introduction: Hypotension is one of the frequent complications of spinal anaesthesia with an incidence of greater than 80%.It is due to sympathetic blockade during spinal anesthesia and it will be more aggravated ...

Abstract Background: Non-pharmacological methods are effective in relieving children’s postoperative pain when used independently or in combination with medications. Despite the fact that they are recommended in different ...

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND: Parents experience anxiety and concern about their children’s anesthesia and surgery. Therefore, it is important to assess the prevalence and identify factors affecting it. OBJECTIVE:-To assess prevalence ...

Abstract Introduction: Spinal anesthesia is a common regional anesthesia technique routinely practiced for surgical procedures below umbilicus. The term hemodynamics is the basic measures of cardiovascular function, such ...

Abstract Background Spinal anesthesia has been used since the 1800s. In the 1950s, it was the most widely used method of anesthesia and analgesia in obstetrics. Hypotension and the high incidence of postural puncture ...

Abstract Introduction General Anesthesia and Regional anesthesia are techniques of anesthesia used in caesarean sections. Nowadays, regional anesthesia is the most commonly used types of anesthesia techniques for cesarean ...

abstract Background: Early mobilization is a complex intervention that requires careful patient assessment and management, as well as interdisciplinary team cooperation and training. It is known to improve overall patient ...

Abstract Background: Postoperative orthostatic intolerance (OI) is an inability to maintain an upright position because of symptoms of cerebral hypoperfusion. It is a common problem in the early postoperative period and ...