Hemodynamic Profile in Corona Patients under Anesthesia

This study aimed to determine the hemodynamic status of Covid-19 patients under anesthesia. The researchers enrolled 40 patientswho were candidates for surgery and general anesthesia in the hospital. During surgery, hemodynamic factors including pulse,blood pressure, SpO2, and respiration were monitored and recorded by a monitoring device. The results showed that patients withCovid-19 had significantly higher systolic blood pressure before anesthesia and pulse before and during anesthesia than non-Covid-19 patients (p<0.05). Respiration and SpO2 before anesthesia were lower in the Covid-19 group than in the non-Covid-19 group(p<0.05), while respiration and SpO2 during anesthesia were not significantly different between the two groups (p>0.05). In theCovid-19 group, systolic blood pressure, pulse, and respiration during anesthesia were significantly lower than before anesthesia,and conversely, SpO2 was higher (p<0.05). The study concluded that patients who do not have severe Covid-19 and serious clinicalsymptoms do not go through severe hemodynamic changes during surgery. Therefore, it can be said that in emergencies, surgerycan be performed by observing standard principles. However, more research is needed in this regard.

Hemodynamic Profile in Corona Patients under Anesthesia Keywords:

Hemodynamic profile , Covid 19 infection , Coronavirus infection , Anesthesia , Surgery