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Table 1 Patient characteristics and clinical details

From: Does fentanyl or remifentanil provide better postoperative recovery after laparoscopic surgery? a randomized controlled trial

 

Fentanyl (n = 34)

Remifentanil (n = 35)

Age (yr)

52.0 (39.8–66.3)

52.0 (42.0–64.0)

Sex

 M

23 (68)

24 (69)

 F

11 (32)

11 (31)

Height (m)

1.66 (1.61–1.70)

1.65 (1.58–1.76)

Weight (kg)

63.1 (52.7–70.6)

67.0 (53.1–75.2)

ASA physical status

 I

13 (38)

10 (29)

 II

21 (62)

25 (71)

Diagnosis

 renal carcinoma

23 (68)

27 (77)

 ureteropelvic junction stenosis

11 (32)

8 (23)

Duration of anesthesia (min)

300 (267–344)

310 (260–336)

Duration of surgery (min)

217 (183–263)

230 (188–272)

Duration of insufflation (min)

168 (139–209)

166 (130–205)

Intravenous infusion (ml)

2500 ± 598

2481 ± 730

Blood loss (ml)

0 (0–75)

20 (0–50)

Total dose of fentanyl during surgery (μg)

660 (494–811)

400 (350–500)

Length of hospital stay (day)

12 (10–13)

12 (11–13)

Smoking history

12 (35)

16 (46)

Kinetosis history

4 (12)

5 (14)

PONV history

1 (3)

1 (3)

  1. Data presented as mean ± SD, median (IQR), or number (%)