Propofol Sedation Dose for MRI Examination in Autistic Children Compared with normal Children.

Abstract Introduction; MRI examination is a standard procedure requested by physicians of neurologic sciences, for the patient with neurocognitive disorders. Propofol sedation was performed for this examination, and we had the suspicion that children with autism spectrum syndrome (AUT) required high...

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Main Authors: Alfred IBRAHIMI, Saimir KUCI, Ervin BEJKO, Stavri LLAZO, Diana DHIMITRI, Alket COLLAKU
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Language:English
Published: Albanian Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery 2020-06-01
Series:Albanian Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery
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Online Access:https://journal.astes.org.al/index.php/AJTES/article/view/142
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author Alfred IBRAHIMI
Saimir KUCI
Ervin BEJKO
Stavri LLAZO
Diana DHIMITRI
Alket COLLAKU
author_facet Alfred IBRAHIMI
Saimir KUCI
Ervin BEJKO
Stavri LLAZO
Diana DHIMITRI
Alket COLLAKU
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description Abstract Introduction; MRI examination is a standard procedure requested by physicians of neurologic sciences, for the patient with neurocognitive disorders. Propofol sedation was performed for this examination, and we had the suspicion that children with autism spectrum syndrome (AUT) required higher propofol dose than normal children. Materials and methods. During a six years period, the first group of 30 autistic patients aged 3 to 10 years, received propofol infusion for brain MR, the control group of 30 normal patients with the same age, and the same mid-time of examination MR was also performed. Results. 17 children of AUT group received 3±1 additional doses of propofol, 12 of them had to repeat MR sequences (adequate anesthesia) and the total dose of propofol 4,5 vs 3,6 compare to non-autistic children. Even and the recovery time is a little bit faster compared to the second group. Conclusion: Autistic patients require more propofol dose to achieve a desirable level of anesthesia. All anesthesiologists should be aware in such patients with mental disorders when using propofol anesthesia.
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spelling doaj.art-91ede17510da4d9cb3f2821c25b2d6db2022-12-22T00:28:05ZengAlbanian Society for Trauma and Emergency SurgeryAlbanian Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery2521-87782616-49222020-06-014210.32391/ajtes.v4i2.142Propofol Sedation Dose for MRI Examination in Autistic Children Compared with normal Children.Alfred IBRAHIMI0Saimir KUCI1Ervin BEJKO2Stavri LLAZO3Diana DHIMITRI4Alket COLLAKU5Anesthesia service German International Hospital, Tirana, ALBANIA.Anesthesia service German International Hospital, Tirana, ALBANIA.Anesthesia service German International Hospital, Tirana, ALBANIA.Anesthesia service German International Hospital, Tirana, ALBANIA.Radiology service German International Hospital, Tirana, ALBANIA.Radiology service German International Hospital, Tirana, ALBANIA.Abstract Introduction; MRI examination is a standard procedure requested by physicians of neurologic sciences, for the patient with neurocognitive disorders. Propofol sedation was performed for this examination, and we had the suspicion that children with autism spectrum syndrome (AUT) required higher propofol dose than normal children. Materials and methods. During a six years period, the first group of 30 autistic patients aged 3 to 10 years, received propofol infusion for brain MR, the control group of 30 normal patients with the same age, and the same mid-time of examination MR was also performed. Results. 17 children of AUT group received 3±1 additional doses of propofol, 12 of them had to repeat MR sequences (adequate anesthesia) and the total dose of propofol 4,5 vs 3,6 compare to non-autistic children. Even and the recovery time is a little bit faster compared to the second group. Conclusion: Autistic patients require more propofol dose to achieve a desirable level of anesthesia. All anesthesiologists should be aware in such patients with mental disorders when using propofol anesthesia.https://journal.astes.org.al/index.php/AJTES/article/view/142autismpropofol doseMR examination
spellingShingle Alfred IBRAHIMI
Saimir KUCI
Ervin BEJKO
Stavri LLAZO
Diana DHIMITRI
Alket COLLAKU
Propofol Sedation Dose for MRI Examination in Autistic Children Compared with normal Children.
Albanian Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery
autism
propofol dose
MR examination
title Propofol Sedation Dose for MRI Examination in Autistic Children Compared with normal Children.
title_full Propofol Sedation Dose for MRI Examination in Autistic Children Compared with normal Children.
title_fullStr Propofol Sedation Dose for MRI Examination in Autistic Children Compared with normal Children.
title_full_unstemmed Propofol Sedation Dose for MRI Examination in Autistic Children Compared with normal Children.
title_short Propofol Sedation Dose for MRI Examination in Autistic Children Compared with normal Children.
title_sort propofol sedation dose for mri examination in autistic children compared with normal children
topic autism
propofol dose
MR examination
url https://journal.astes.org.al/index.php/AJTES/article/view/142
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