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Article Dans Une Revue Anaesthesia Année : 2014

Impact of infusion set characteristics on the accuracy of patient-controlled morphine administration: a controlled in-vitro study

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The aim of our in-vitro study was to assess the impact of infusion set characteristics on the accuracy of morphine doses in patient-controlled analgesia. Two infusion sets differing in conception and dead-space volume were assessed: a standard set and a low dead-space volume Y-set. The patient-controlled analgesia programme parameters were as follows: bolus equal to 1 ml at 100 ml.h−1; lockout intervals equal to 5 and 10 min; and carrier fluid flow rate equal to 10 and 50 ml.h−1. Morphine concentration was determined by an ultraviolet spectrophotometric method. The morphine doses were significantly different from one set to the other during bolus and lockout intervals, whatever the patient-controlled analgesia programme. The average doses were approximately 1.3–6.0 times higher with the low dead-space volume Y-set during bolus. Our study underlines the impact of infusion set characteristics on the accuracy of morphine patient-controlled analgesia doses.

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hal-04222648 , version 1 (29-09-2023)

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Aurélie Foinard, Bertrand Décaudin, Christine Barthelemy, Gilles Lebuffe, B. Debaene, et al.. Impact of infusion set characteristics on the accuracy of patient-controlled morphine administration: a controlled in-vitro study. Anaesthesia, 2014, Anaesthesia, 69 (2), pp.131-136. ⟨10.1111/anae.12523⟩. ⟨hal-04222648⟩

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