International Journal of Clinical Research

Objective To study the effective value of using sufentanil combined spinal epidural block anesthesia method in cesarean section anesthesia. Methods From January 2021 to October 2022, 78 patients undergoing cesarean section who were diagnosed were included in the scope of medical observation. They were divided into two groups using the sub table method: the conventional anesthesia group with fentanyl combined spinal-epidural block anesthesia and the practical anesthesia group with sufentanil combined spinal-epidural block anesthesia. The anesthesia intervention and anesthesia safety were statistically analyzed. Results The average time required for anesthesia to function in the practical anesthesia group was (4.03 ± 1.52) minutes, the average time required for improvement of motor block was (150.42 ± 20.36) minutes, and the average time required for improvement of sensory block was (128.63 ± 16.34) minutes, all of which were better than those in the conventional anesthesia group (p<0.05); The postoperative sedation and pain of patients in the practical anesthesia group were better than those in the conventional anesthesia group, p<0.05; The incidence of adverse reactions in the practical anesthesia group was 5.1%, lower than 17.9% in the conventional anesthesia group (2 cases of skin redness and swelling, 2 cases of abnormal heartbeat, 2 cases of nausea and vomiting, and 1 case of dizziness and dizziness), p<0.05. Conclusion In cesarean section anesthesia, the preferred method is sufentanil combined with lumbar epidural block anesthesia, which can better improve the anesthesia effect, reduce the incidence of adverse reactions, be safe and reliable, and can be promoted.

Fentanyl; Sufentanil; Lumbar epidural block anesthesia; Cesarean section; Application effect