Comparison of Two Doses of Cisatracurium (0.15mg/Kg and 0.2mg/Kg) in a Single Centre, Prospective, Comparative, Parallel Group of Patients Undergoing General Anesthesia with Endotracheal Intubation by Studying Ease of Intubation

Objective : Study the advantages and pitfalls of both 0.15 mg/kg 0.2 Cisatracurium for Intubation. Background: The patients coming to a Tertiary Care Hospital during period 2018-2019 surgery under General Anaesthesia, who met Inclusion Criteria were studied in hundred patients. After giving all components balanced general anaesthesia, randomised into 2 groups either or 0.2mg/kg as muscle relaxant Intubation was done at 3 minutes. Measurements Results: Heart rate, Blood pressure, Systolic, Diastolic, Mean, SpO2, ETCO2, TOF monitoring adductor pollicis, BIS monitored 7 minutes Intubating conditions evaluated, scored according Steyn’s Modification Helbo-Hansen Scoring system. In haemodynamic changes Group A [0.15 mg/kg] rate pressure showed an increasing trend before down baseline by B [0.2mg/kg] decreasing from after minor increase heart Mean lower intervals when compared baseline. Regarding maximum number participants having good score (56%) followed poor (30%) excellent (14%) whereas (62%) (32%) (6%). With respect Train four stimulation decreased response neuromuscular onwards A. Bispectral index monitoring, groups, every time interval. Conclusion: is potent non-depolarising blocking agent tracheal intubation can be accomplished with intubating System following Cisatracurium. From study 100 we found that dose 3ED95 (0.15mg/kg) has stability view Pressure. more haemodynamically stable than intubation.