A prospective randomized trial on heart rate variability of the surgical team during laparoscopic and conventional sigmoid resection
A prospective randomized trial on heart rate variability of the surgical team during laparoscopic and conventional sigmoid resection
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DOI:
10.1001/archsurg.136.3.305
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发表时间:
2001-03-01
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Mansmann, U
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Böhm, B;Rötting, N;Mansmann, U
Hypothesis: Mental strain measured by heart rate variability differs during laparoscopic and conventional sigmoid resections.Design: Prospective randomized study.Setting: University hospital.Participants: Two surgeons performed 10 conventional and 10 laparoscopic sigmoid resections, alternating roles as primary surgeon and assistant. The kind of technique was randomly chosen each time.Intervention: Electrocardiograms of the surgeon and assistant were continuously recorded during the procedures and heart rate variability was analyzed off-line. The first 10 procedures (5 laparoscopic and 5 conventional) were performed by the more experienced and the next 10 by the less experienced surgeon.Main Outcome Measures: Heart rate variability was determined by power spectral analysis as heart rate in beats per minute, high frequency (HF) and low frequency (LF) components in normalized units, and LF/HF ratio.Results: Results are given for heart rate, HF, LF, and LF/HF ratio for the following variables: laparoscopic surgery: 87.9, 14.7, 90.1, 7.5; conventional surgery: 90.2, 17.1, 87.6, 6.4; surgeon: 94.0, 13.5, 91.4, 8.4; first assistant: 84.1, 17.8, 86.3, 5.6; more experienced surgeon: 93.1, 16.5, 87.8, 6.4; and less experienced surgeon: 85.0, 14.8, 90.0, 7.5. The LF/HF ratio was significantly higher (P