Do we still need to restrict preoperative fluid administration in ambulatory anorectal surgery under spinal anaesthesia?

Keyphrases

• Spinal Anesthesia 100%
• Fluid Administration 100%
• Urinary Retention 100%
• Anorectal Surgery 100%
• Hemodynamic Parameters 66%
• Nausea 33%
• Headache 33%
• Patient Demographics 33%
• After Surgery 33%
• Heart Rate 33%
• Intravenous Fluids 33%
• Chi-square Test 33%
• Vomiting 33%
• Hypotension 33%
• Ropivacaine 33%
• Ephedrine 33%
• Analgesic Requirement 33%
• Hyperbaric Ropivacaine 33%
• Benign Anorectal Disease 33%
• Stable Haemodynamics 33%
• Voiding Time 33%
• Readiness for Discharge 33%
• Restricted Fluid 33%
• Mann-Whitney U 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Spinal Anaesthesia 100%
• Urinary Retention 100%
• Hemodynamic 66%
• Ropivacaine 66%
• Headache 33%
• Analgesia 33%
• Acetylsalicylic Acid 33%
• Infusion Fluid 33%
• Anorectal Disorder 33%
• Hypotension 33%
• Urination 33%
• Nausea and Vomiting 33%
• Ephedrine 33%
• Thirst 33%