| Autor: |
Hildebrandt, Nan B., Høst, Erik, Mikkelsen, Anne Lis |
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Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica; Nov2001, Vol. 80 Issue 11, p1043-1045, 3p, 2 Graphs |
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Background. We wanted to determine the pain conception prior to, during, and after transvaginal recovery of immature oocytes for in vitro maturation (IVM). Material and methods. Fifty women received 1 g Paracetamol and 0.125 mg Halcion as preanalgesics. During the oocyte pick-up para-cervical blockage (PCB) with 5 ml Citanest ×2 was given, in addition to 1.5–2 ml Raphiphene intravenously. The pain was measured by using a visual analog scale (VAS). The expected pain was recorded just before the oocyte pick-up. Right after the oocyte pick-up the actual pain was measured and again 1/2 hour, and 1–11/2 hour later. Furthermore, the pain was recorded every second hour after discharge and every third hour the next day. Results. Forty-three women experienced less pain than expected (p=0.003). The pain conception was correlated to the number of punctures through the vagina (p=0.012). Fifteen patients received analgesics postoperatively, and all patients were discharged less than 2 hours after the procedure without complaints. None noted any discomfort or pain after 30 hours following the oocyte pick-up. Conclusion. Although the IVM oocyte pick-up procedure involved puncture of very small follicles that required numerous punctures through the vagina, the experienced pain was significantly less than the expected pain, and the procedure was well accepted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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