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Conditions
Brief summary
Quality and satisfaction in health services are increasing their importance day by day. Circumcision operations are a stressful and painful process for children and parents. In addition to the standard anesthesia methods used for circumcision operations, infiltrative and penile blocks are used to reduce the severity of pain in the postoperative period. In this study, we aimed to evaluate the effects of these procedures applied to increase care quality and satisfaction on postoperative pain in children and satisfaction in parents
Interventions
After the participants accepted to participate in the study, the records of the operation performed with two different blocks performed by the registered surgeon will be taken. The infiltration block will be administered subcutaneously by the surgeon registered in the operation area. Penile block will be performed by administering local anesthetic around the penile nerve in order to block the dorsal nerves of the penis. Both blocks will be performed by the registered surgeon. Local anesthetic dose and type will be the same. Postoperative pain assessments will be made. Parents of the children in both groups will be given a parent satisfaction questionnaire to be completed in about half an hour just before discharge, and they will be asked to answer the questions. ECG, oxygen saturation, heart rate monitorization values will be recorded. The anesthesia procedure to be applied during the operation will be the same for each patient. The observation period starts with the operation and ends with the discharge. Registrations will be carried out by the registered anesthetist.
Sponsors
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
3-12 age normal mental health
Exclusion criteria
mental disorder