Figure 1. Effect of propofol on the peak levels of IL-6 in the plasma of the hysterectomy group (a) and the vulvectomy group (b). The correlations were not significant.
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Volume 5, Number 4, December 2016, pages 106-111
Anesthesia With Propofol Does Not Reduce Interleukin-6 Release in Response to Abdominal Surgery of Varying Severity
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| Vulvectomy (n = 15) | Hysterectomy (n = 13) | |
|---|---|---|
| ASA: American Society of Anesthesiologists. *P < 0.001. #P < 0.05 (between group comparison). | ||
| Age, years (SD) | 62 (12) | 44 (9)* |
| Length, cm (SD) | 166 (5) | 167 (6) |
| Weight, kg (SD) | 71 (10) | 71 (7) |
| ASA classification 1/2/3 (number of patients) | 2/11/2 | 7/6/0# |
| Propofol during operation, mg (SD) | 1,146 (828) | 1,983 (1,053)# |
| Operation time, min (SD) | 126 (50) | 188 (46)# |
| Blood loss during operation, mL, V | 134 (271) | 959 (335)* |
| Colloids during operation, mL (SD) | 170 (242) | 540 (335)# |
| Crystalloids during operation, mL (SD) | 1,182 (627) | 1,917 (655)# |
| Sufentanil during operation, µg (SD) | 33 (15) | 37 (14) |
| Cisatracurium during operation, mg (SD) | 20 (25) | 68 (18)# |