Effects of Anesthetics on Some Hematological and Biochemical Parameters in Patients Undergoing Surgery in Misurata, Libya

Abstract

This study aimed to evaluate the effect of using some anesthetics on some vital signs and hematological and biochemical parameters in patients undergoing surgical operations in Misurata city. The study was conducted whit 50 patients who underwent surgeries, during the period from May to August 2021, vital parameters were measured: blood pressure, body temperature, and heart rate, and 5 ml venous blood was drawn from all patients before anesthesia and after surgery, during a period Not more than 24 hours after the operation, to study the effect of anesthetics on some biological, blood and biochemical factors. The results showed significant changes in mean blood pressure before and after anesthesia (P 0.000), heart rate (P 0.033), hemoglobin concentration (P 0.000), platelet count (P 0.082), and creatinine concentration (P 0.021). While there were no significant changes in body temperature (P 0.163), white blood cell count (P 0.199), red blood cell count (P 0.952), urea concentration (P 0.732), blood salts: sodium ion (P 0.225), and Potassium (P 0.870), it can be concluded that anesthetics have little effect on biotic factors, hematological and biochemical parameters