Efektivitas Blok Transversus Abdominis Plane Pasca Operasi Caesar
Abstract
Operasi caesar merupakan prosedur bedah yang paling umum dilakukan di seluruh dunia. Operasi ini menyebabkan nyeri pasca operatif sedang hingga berat sebagai akibat insisi pfannenstiel yang umumnya dikaitkan dengan rasa nyeri pada uterus dan somatik pada dinding abdomen. Analgesia pasca operasi yang memadai pada pasien obstetrik sangat penting karena mereka memiliki kebutuhan pemulihan bedah yang berbeda, yaitu meliputi menyusui dan perawatan bayi baru lahir, hal ini dapat terganggu jika analgesia yang diberikan tidak memuaskan. Rejimen analgesik pasca operasi yang ideal harus efektif tanpa mempengaruhi ibu untuk merawat neonates dan dengan efek transfer obat yang seminimal mungkin melalui ASI. Saat ini banyak cara yang paling aman dan efektif dari intervensi manajemen nyeri pasca operasi seperti anestesi lokal dengan infiltrasi kulit, analgesia epidural, dan blok bidang seperti blok transversus abdominis plane (TAP) dan blok ilioinguinal-iliohipogastrik (II-IH). Blok TAP merupakan teknik anestesi regional dimana serabut saraf aferen yang menginervasi dinding abdomen bagian anterolateral diblokir dengan mengguakan anestesi lokal di bidang transversus abdominalis. Potensinya dalam meningkatkan kualitas dan durasi analgesia setelah berbagai operasi abdomen bawah sudah tidak bisa dipungkiri lagi. Sekarang, dengan bantuan USG menjadikan blok TAP sebagai metode yang aman dan efektif untuk memberikan analgesia pasca operasi caesar dibandingkan dengan perawatan standar pasca operasi. Selain itu, blok TAP juga dikaitkan dengan pengurangan konsumsi opioid, peningkatan kepuasan pasien, dan efektif untuk mengurangi nyeri dibandingkan dengan teknik analgesia lainnya.
Efficacy of Transversus Abdominis Plane Block After Post Caesarean Section Delivery
Abstract
Caesarean section is the most common surgical procedure performed worldwide. This operation causes moderate to severe postoperative pain as a result of pfannenstiel incision which is commonly associated with pain in the uterus and somatic in the abdominal wall. Adequate postoperative analgesia in obstetric patients is very important because they have different surgical recovery needs, which include breastfeeding and newborn care, this is can be disrupted if the analgesia given is not satisfactory. The ideal postoperative analgesic rejimen must be effective without affecting the mother to treat the neonate and with minimal effect of drug transfer through breast milk. There are currently many of the safest and effective ways of interventions for postoperative pain management such as local anesthetic skin infiltration, epidural analgesia, and field block like TAP and II-IH. TAP block is a regional anesthetic technique where afferent nerve fibers that innervate the anterolateral abdominal wall are blocked by using local anesthesia in the transverse abdominal plane area. Potential in improving the quality and duration of analgesia after various lower abdominal operations is inevitable. Now, with ultrasound guiding, the TAP block is a safe and effective method for providing analgesia post caesarean section delivery compared to standard postoperative care. In addition, TAP block is also associated with a reduction of opioid consumption, increased patient satisfaction, and is effective in reducing pain compared to other analgesia technique.
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