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Table 3 Incidence and Grades of emergence agitation (EA). Data represented as [number (percentage %)]

From: The role of Gabapentin oral solution in decreasing desflurane associated emergence agitation and delirium in children after stabismus surgery, a prospective randomized double-blind study

 

Group (C)

(n = 34)

group (G)

(n = 33)

P value

Overall incidence of agitation (Grade ≥ 4)

18 (52.9%)

10 (30.3%)*

0.03

Grades of agitation

 • Grade 1(minimum)

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

0.6

 • Grade 2

6 (17.6%)

16 (48.4%)*

0.000

 • Grade 3

10 (29.4%)

7 (21.2%)

0.2

 • Grade 4

16 (47%)

9 (27.2%)*

0.03

 • Grade 5 (maximum)

2(5.8%)

1 (3)

0.5

  1. Group (C) = control and group (G) = Gabapentin
  2. *Statistically significant compared to group (C), [p ˂ 0.05]