声明
INDEX
SYNOPSIS
摘要
ABSTRACT
ABREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS INDEX
INTRODUCTION
1.1.1 BACKGROUND
1.1.2 General Considerations of Anesthesia
1.2 Physiology of pain
1.2.1 Transduction (Noxious Stimuli Translated Into Electrical Activities at the Sensory Nerve Endings)
1.2.3 Modulation (Release of Chemical Messengers From Higher Centerand Brain Stem That Modulates the Painful Stimuli)
1.3 Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA)
1.4 Definition and Constitution of Multimodal Pain (MMP) Control
LITERATURE REVIEW
1.5 Anatomy
1.5.1 Posterior pelvic ligaments
1.5.2 Blood supply
1.6.1 Minimum requirements for general anesthesia
1.6.2 Preparing the patient
1.7 The Process of Anesthesia
1.7.1 Premedication
1.7.2 Induction
1.7.3 Maintenance phase
1.7.4 Positioning
1.7.5 Positioning for induction of general anesthesia
1.7.6 Positioning during general anesthesia
1.7.7 Recovery from General Anesthesia
1.8.1 Blood pressure
1.8.2 Electrocardiograph
1.8.3 Respiratory monitoring
1.8.4 Depth of anaesthesia monitoring
MATERIALS AND METHOD
2.1.1 Patient population and data collection
2.1.3 Methods
2.1.4 Statistical Methods
2.2.1 Pain Assessment
2.2.2 Chronieity of Pain
2.2.3 Severity of Pain
2.2.4 Quality of Pain
2.2.5 Anatomical Etiology of Pain
2.2.6 Mechanism of Injury
2.2.7 Barriers to Pain Assessment
RESULTS
3.1.1 Extubation time
3.1.2 FLACC score
3.1.3 PCA pump pressing times
3.1.4 Ramsay sedation score
3.1.5 Postoperative 48h adverse reactions
3.2.1 FLACC
DISCUSSION
4.1 Pharmacology
4.1.1 SUFENTANIL
4.1.2 Flurbiprofen axetil
4.2 Types of pelvic osteotomies
4.2.1 Selection of pelvic osteotomy procedure
4.2.2 Reshaping Osteotomies
4.2.3 Pemberton (pericapsular) osteotomy
4.2.4 Dega osteotomy
4.2.5 Single innominate osteotomy (Salter)
4.2.6 Double innominate osteotomy
4.2.7 Triple innominate osteotomy
CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
REFERENCE