None listed
Conditions
Brief summary
The hypothesis is that the patients who received a paravertebral block during surgery is in less need for additional opioids both peri and postoperatively. We are also investigating if there are differences between length of stay on the ventilator, at the Pediatric Intensive unit as well as at the hospital between those who received a paravertebral block as opposed to those who did not.
Interventions
A Retrospective observational study.
A retrospective comparison between patients receiving paravertebral analgesia and those
who only had intravenous analgesia peri and postoperatively
.
No active participation only data collection from medical journal systems.
Data is to be collected concerning the patients gender, postnatal age, weight, amount opioids given during and after surgery, Time in Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) as well as in hospital. Time on ventilator and wound healing,T
A Retrospective observational study. A retrospective comparison between patients receiving paravertebral analgesia and those who only had intravenous analgesia peri and postoperatively . No active participation only data collection from medical journal systems. Data is to be collected concerning the patients gender, postnatal age, weight, amount opioids given during and after surgery, Time in Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) as well as in hospital. Time on ventilator and wound healing,Type of regional anesthesia eg. paravertebral block. Information of what kind of analgesic drugs that has been used . The overall duration of observation time is from admission to the surgical unit before surgery until discharge from hospital. The data is being retrospectively collected from medical journals at Karolinska university hospital from 1st Jan 2020-31st dec 2023.
Sponsors
Karolinska University hospital
Eligibility
Sex/Gender
All
Age
No minimum to 28 Days
Healthy volunteers
No
Inclusion criteria
Newborn infants who went through surgery due to oesophageal atresia at Karolinska university hospital during the years 2020-2023
Exclusion criteria
Active parental denial to search for information in the infants medical records Long gap oesophageal atresia Severe known genetic disorders including trisomias
Outcome results
None listed