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Study aim
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Comparison of Quadratus and Fascin illiaca nerve blocks on the amount of drug used during surgery and postoperative analgesia criteria in acetabular fracture surgeries by Stoppa method
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Design
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Clinical trial with parallel groups, non-randomized, on 40 patients
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Settings and conduct
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The present study was a clinical trial without blinding. After obtaining written consent, patients are transferred to a block room to perform a nerve block. After obtaining a suitable venous line and receiving a crystalloid product, and during hemodynamic monitoring and oxygen administration through a pink mask, as well as receiving fentanyl and midazolam.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: age 20 to 75 years, ASA class I and II, acetabular fracture, elective surgery by Stoppa method, insensitivity to anesthetic drugs, no psychiatric illness, no drug addiction, no fracture with trauma, weight Less than 85 kg
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Intervention groups
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Patients of Fascialiaca block group (FIB): A high frequency linear probe (10-25 MHz) of ultrasound device is used which is placed horizontally in the inguinal area and in-plane method with B Braun needle at a rate of 3 ml / kg 0. and a maximum of 30 ml of 0.5% rupivacaine is injected with direct vision between the iliac fascia and the iliopsoas muscle.
Patients in the QL group: Curanasus lumbormum 1 (QL1) or lateral Quartus lumbumum block is used with the help of Needle 22 Braun rupivacaine 0.5% at a rate of 0.3 ml / g and up to 30 ml at the lateral termination of the abdominis transverse muscle. And is done with precise hyperdissection.
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Main outcome variables
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Pain, blood pressure, heart rate, morphine intake after surgery, fentanyl intake during surgery