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Title: BLOOD LOSS IN CLEFT PALATE SURGERY WITH AND WITHOUT INFILTRATION OF TRANEXAMIC ACID ALONG WITH LOCAL ANESTHETIC AND ADRENALINE
Authors: Fariha Ansari, Mazhar Nizam, Maheen Fatima, Shareen Lakhani, Shazra Khalid, Kashmala Qureshi
Journal: The Research of Medical Science Review
| Category | From | To |
|---|---|---|
| Y | 2024-10-01 | 2025-12-31 |
Publisher: Innovative Education Research Institute
Country: Pakistan
Year: 2024
Volume: 2
Issue: 3
Language: English
Keywords: Blood lossCleft palateTranexamic acid.Infiltration
Objective: To assess the impact of local infiltration, both with and without tranexamic acid, on blood loss during cleft palate surgery.Methods: A total of 60 patients of age 9 to 60 months having congenital cleft palate and planned for surgical repair in Patel hospital Karachi were included. In group I, TXA infiltration was performed. While in group II, infiltration was performed without TXA addition. After 10 minutes of infiltration surgical procedure started, repair was performed using Sommerlad's technique. Amount of intra-operative blood loss was noted.Results: Mean age was 12.6±2.5 months in group TXA and 12.4±2.3 months in control group (p-value 0.7). 23 (76.7%) children in TXA group and 24 (80%) in control group presented with bilateral cleft (p-value 0.75). 21 (70%) children in TXA group and 20 (66.7%) in control group had complete cleft palate (p-value 0.78). Mean operative blood loss was 58.6±12.7 ml in TXA group and 83.8±16.3 ml in control group (p-value <0.0001).Conclusion: TXA infiltration before surgery significantly reduces the blood loss during cleft palate repair surgery. This subsequently reduces the necessity for additional intra-operative haemostatic measures, and diminishes the requirement for post-operative blood transfusions.
To assess the impact of local infiltration, both with and without tranexamic acid, on blood loss during cleft palate surgery.
A total of 60 patients aged 9 to 60 months with congenital cleft palate were included. Patients were divided into two groups: Group I received TXA infiltration, and Group II received infiltration without TXA. The surgical repair was performed using Sommerlad's technique after 10 minutes of infiltration. Intra-operative blood loss was measured. Data analysis was performed using SPPS v25, with an independent sample t-test used to compare blood loss, considering a p-value of 0.05 as significant.
graph TD;
A[Recruit 60 patients 9-60 months with cleft palate] --> B[Divide into two groups: TXA infiltrationGroup I vs. No TXA infiltrationGroup II];
B --> C[Perform TXA or control infiltration];
C --> D[Wait 10 minutes];
D --> E[Perform cleft palate repair using Sommerlad's technique];
E --> F[Measure intra-operative blood loss];
F --> G[Analyze data using SPPS v25 and independent t-test];
G --> H[Draw conclusions on TXA's effect on blood loss];
Blood loss is a critical parameter in pediatric surgeries due to the limited circulatory volume of these patients. Tranexamic acid (TXA) is a safe antifibrinolytic agent that effectively reduces intraoperative blood loss. The study found a significant positive effect of TXA infiltration in reducing blood loss during cleft palate repair, which can decrease the need for hemostatic measures and blood transfusions.
The mean operative blood loss in the TXA group was 58.6±12.7 ml, while in the control group, it was 83.8±16.3 ml, with a p-value <0.0001, indicating a significant reduction in blood loss with TXA infiltration.
TXA infiltration before cleft palate repair surgery significantly reduces intra-operative blood loss, thereby minimizing the need for additional hemostatic measures and post-operative blood transfusions.
* Number of patients: 60 patients were included in the study.
* Age range: Patients were between 9 and 60 months old.
* Mean blood loss in TXA group: 58.6±12.7 ml.
* Mean blood loss in control group: 83.8±16.3 ml.
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