Anesthesia Approaches in the Interventional Radiology Unit: A Retrospective Single-Center Study

Objective: This study aimed to examine the anesthesia management in patients who underwent radiological intervention interventional radiology unit. Materials and Methods: 536 unit between 2015-2021 were evaluated retrospectively. Demographic data, American Society of Anesthesiology classification, diagnoses, procedure, method, procedure times, anesthetic agents, intraoperative complications postoperative hospitalization areas recorded. Results: Of with a mean age 60.06±18.19, 4.3% <18 years old, 53.4% male. 397 (74.1%) admitted under emergency conditions, ASA III (54.5%) was most commonly admitted. The common thrombectomy (66%). General (GA) (63.6%) preferred method interventions, sedoanalgesia at 34.1% monitored care 2.3%. Propofol frequently iv GA induction (79.5%), sevoflurane, one inhaled used rate 81.2%. intubation exit cases 46.4%. intensive 89.9% (n=482). complication hypotension (15.3%). Conclusion: appropriate should be selected for patient's general condition, improve treatment results patients,