Comparison Of Hyperbaric Bupivacaine In Conventional Dose To Isobaric Levobupivacaine Used For Infra Umbilical Surgeries

Background: For spinal anesthesia, levobupivacaine is considered an effective alternative anaesthetic agent to conventional bupivacaineowing the faster recovery profile and lower probability of cardiovascular toxicity.Aim: To comparatively assess analgesic hemodynamic features dose hyperbaric bupivacaine isobariclevobupivacaine used for infra umbilical surgeries.Methods: The present clinical study included 120 subjects from ASA I II categories presented elective umbilicalsurgeries were randomly divided into 2 groups 60 each. Group, was given 0.5% atthe 3ml, Group isobaric at 3ml. Hemodynamic parameters including SpO2,NIBP, heart rates assessed every 15 minutes till hours postoperative. Side effects nausea vomiting,bradycardia, hypotension also evaluated.Results: Sensory block onset slower in group sensory levels comparable. levobupivacaine,analgesia duration significantly lower. With levobupivacaine, shorter motor blockade onsetwere seen. Complete seen all subjects. Concerning parameters, lesser incidence bradycardiaand high stability. No PDPH, shivering, nausea, or vomiting any subject.Conclusion: concludes that similar concerning analgesia are with Bupivacaine aswith levobupivacaine. However, showed better stability making Levobupivacaine use successful lowerabdominal surgeries.