Abstract:
Objective:To investigate the effects of inverse ratio ventilation(IRV) on the airway pressure and perioperative PaCO
2 in gynecologic patients treated with laparoscopic surgery.
Methods:Sixty patients scheduled by laparoscopic resection for gynecologic tumor were randomly and double-blindly divided into the conventional ratio ventilation group(CRV group,I:E=1:2) and inverse ratio ventilation group(IRV group,I:E=2:1).The airway pressure and PaCO
2 value at different time points during perioperative period between two groups were compared.
Results:The peak and plat pressure at 60 min after pneumoperitoneum in IRV group were lower than those in CRV group(
P<0.05~
P<0.01).There was no statistical significance in PaCO
2 value at all perioperative time points between two groups(
P>0.05).
Conclusions:IRV can effectively reduce the airway pressure in long-term pneumoperitoneum gynecological patients treated with laparoscopy,and has no effect on PaCO
2 during perioperative period.