Supplemental Interscalene Blockade to General Anesthesia for Shoulder Arthroscopy: Effects on Fast Track Capability, Analgesic Quality, and Lung Function
Table 1
Demographic and preoperative data.
CINB ()
GA ()
Age (y)
56 (SD 13)
49 (SD 14)
Sex (male/female)
56m/43f
43m/17f
ASA status 1/2/3
24/58/17
22/30/8
Weight (kg)
83 (SD 16)
83 (SD 14)
Height (cm)
172 cm (SD 10)
175 cm (SD 9)
Body mass index (kg/m2)
28 (SD 4)
27 (SD 4)
Neck circumference (cm)
39 (SD 4)
40 (SD 4)
Waist circumference (cm)
99 (SD 14)
97 (SD 14)
Upper-lower jaw distance (cm)
5.0 (SD 0.8)
5.2 (SD 0.9)
Serum-creatinine (mg/dL)
0.9 (SD 0.2)
0,8 (SD 0.2)
SpO2 (%)
97.0 (SD 1.4)
97.3 (SD 1.4)
Clorazepate (mg)
26 (SD 11)
29 (SD 13)
CINB, supplemental continuous interscalene block group and general anesthesia; GA, general anesthesia without nerve block. SpO2, pulse oximetry saturation; VAS, visual analogue scale. Data are mean ± SD or number (). No significant differences were found between groups.
