소아환자의 마취와 연관된 문제점들에 대한 마취통증의학과 전문의들의 의식조사 = The Attitudes of Anesthesiologists towards the Problems Associated with Pediatric Anesthesia

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Background: Anesthesiologist must be aware of the common
problems that occur in pediatric anesthesia. The purpose of this
survey was to collect information to help improve the quality of
pediatric anesthesia by comparing the opinions of anesthesiologists
that treat children and those that do not treat children.
Methods: A questionnaire surveying the attitudes of 103 anesthesiologists
with regard to pediatric problems was analyzed. The
questionnaire inquired about the number of years worked in field,
the form of work and the responsibilities with regard to the pediatric
anesthesia. Each question was rated from 1 (very infrequent) to
5 (very common) for the frequency of problems and from 1 (not
importance) to 5 (very important) for the importance of the
problem. Then we calculated the average of each item and
combined the scores to obtain an average frequency and an
average importance.
Results: The list of problems had high combined scores for
preoperative anxiety (10.62), incision pain (9.59), postoperative
agitation (9.53), hypothermia (9.40), and vomiting (9.30) for the
pediatric anesthesiologist group. In addition, the problem list had
high combined scores for propofol injection pain (11.25), preoperative
anxiety (10.92), vomiting (10.17), hypothermia (9.44), and
postoperative agitation (9.42) for the non-pediatric anesthesiologist
group.
Conclusions: The results of this study showed a difference in the
pediatric and non pediatric anesthesiologist groups for propofol
injection pain. Differences were noted for the average importance
(2.34 : 2.80) compared to the average frequency (3.93 : 4.01). The
pediatric anesthesiologists regarded propofol injection pain to be
less of a problem than did the anesthesiologists who did not care
for pediatric patients.

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