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Aims: The airway management during the general anaesthesia is mainly done using laryngeal mask airway.The anaesthesia that is used for this purpose is either propofol or sevoflurane supplied through inhalationalroute for painless insertion. Hence, the study was conducted with the aim of comparing 8% sevofluraneand 1% Propofol with regard to efficacy and associated complications.Materials and Methods: This prospective experimental study included adult subjects who wereundergoing minor surgeries. The subjects were equally distributed into two groups. The Group-1 receivedpropofol 2-2.5 mg/kg body weight and Group-2 received 8% sevoflurane. The study outcomes weredetermined induction characteristics such as loss of verbal contact, eyelash reflex, jaw relaxation andsome attempts for insertion were assessed. The other parameters that were recorded were grading of theparameters, blood pressure, and heart rate and associated complications.Results: A total of 60 participants were included in the study. Propofol took a lesser time for Inductioncharacteristics as compared to that of sevoflurane. It was observed that propofol was associated with fall inheart rate and blood pressure and more rate of complications.Conclusion: Faster induction was observed in Propofol while good hemodynamic stability was associatedwith Sevoflurane.Keywords: Laryngeal mask airway, Propofol, Sevoflurane.

indian journal of clinical anaesthesia

A comparative study to evaluate the effect of 8% sevoflurane compared to 1% Propofol for insertion of laryngeal mask airway in adult patients -A prospective, randomised &amp; controlled study