AIM To study preemptive analgesia to attenuate surgical stress response in General Anaesthesia during perioperative period RATIONAL Surgical stimulus result in neuroendocrinal catabolic and inflammatory immune stress response which is harmful to the patient General anaesthesia does not block surgical stimulus afferent pathway, therefore stress response persist even after general anaesthesia through hypothalamus pituitary adrenal axis Local anaesthetic agent in form of nerve block local infiltration or regional anaesthesia block afferent pathway to hypothalamus pituitary adrenal axis and thus surgical stress response Preemptive analgesia in form of local anaesthetic infiltration Nerve block at surgical site along with general anaesthesia blocks afferent nerve signal to central hypothalamic pituitary adrenal axis completely We hypothesized that preemptive analgesia is likely to block surgical stress during general anaesthesia by blocking the afferent pathway to hyothalamus pituitary adrenal axis which is measured by levels of adrenaline, cortisol and blood sugar levels Patient diagnosed with Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media with blood investigation Within normal limit ASA grade I Male patients undergoing tympanoplasty mastoidiectomy in general anaesthesia Randomised in two group A and B with chitbox method AGE 18 to 60 years 40 Kg and above Group A CONTROL General anaesthesia Group B STUDY General anaesthesia with local infiltration and post auricular nerve block Sample site VCSG department of anaesthesia Blinding Double blind Patient and investigator will be blinded Patient will be given General anaesthesia as routine Premedication midazolam 0.05mgper kg glycopyrrolate 0.2mg Fentanyl 2 mcg per kg Inj Paracetamol 15mg per Kg less than 50 Kg and 1g more 50kg over 10 minutes 10 percentage lignocaine spray 6 puff 60 mg in oropharyngeal airway with deep inhalation to attenuate endotracheal intubation response. Induction with propofol 2mg per kg followed by endotracheal intubation Maintenance with nitrous oxide sevoflurane and vecuronium EtCO2 35 to 40 mmhg PREEMTIVE ANALGESIA DRUG BUPIVACAINE 0.5percentage 3mg per Kg Volume 15 ml Local infiltration Pre post auricular and aural canal areas after General anaesthesia before surgical incision Postauricular auriculotemporal 5 Nr Branch Vagus and glassophyrngeal Blood investigation Adrenaline Cortisol blood sugar level Timing of sample 1. Basal In preoperative area 2. 3 mins after incision 3. 63 mins after incision 4. 123 mins after incision 5. 1 hr after extubation Heart Rate Blood Pressure Mean arterial pressure Temperature monitoring Basal, 10 mins after intubation and 3 mins after incision and every 10 mins upto 1hr post extubation To analyze Visual Analogue Scale at end of surgery 10 minutes after Extubation |