Evaluation of anesthesia methods in percutaneous kyphoplasty procedures in vertebral compression fractures

Aim: Kyphoplasty is a much less invasive technique than conventional methods to strengthen vertebral body fractures. This study aimed demonstrate safe and effective anesthesia method by retrospectively investigating the clinical conditions, perioperative pain experiences, of patients who underwent kyphoplasty in our institution.
 Material Method: A total 76 had operations performed under elective conditions between January 2018 March 2021 have been enrolled this research. Demographic data patients, injury mechanisms, method, duration surgery, severe complications (heart attack, lung disease, delirium, etc.), postoperative stay intensive care, pre degrees with visual analogue scale (VAS) has interpreted. 
 Results: There was statistically significant difference groups terms operation, anesthesia, discharge time, 24-hour VAS score, intraoperative hemodynamic status, presence post-anesthesia care unit (PACU) (p