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Modified left lateral position and head elevation is a very important for 6 hours patient immobility after percutaneous coronary intervention. Patient immobility have higher risk of discomfort or back pain and leg pain. Th e objective of th is study was to identify the effect of modified left lateral position and head elevation on pain reduction after percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) with vascular closure device. Method: A quasy experimental design was used in this study with population were percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) patient i n Surabaya International Hospital. T here were 20 respondents who met to the inclusion criteria which taken by using purposive sampling technique and divided into two groups, 10 respondent s as experiment group and 10 respondent s as control group. Data were collected by using questionnaire and observation for p ain respon s and distal pulsation (dorsalis pedis artery) , then data were analy zed by using Mann Whitney U test and Independent t - T est with significance level a =0.01. Result: Th e results showed that there wa s a significan ce effect of modified left lateral position and head elevation o n reduc ing back pain with Mann Whitney U test ( p=0.00 ) and there wa s a significan ce effect of modified left lateral position and head elevation o n the change of dorsalis pedis pulsation with Independent t - T est ( p=0.00 ) . Discussion: It can be concluded that modified left lateral position and head elevation reduc e back pain on patients post percutaneous coronary intervention. Further s tudies should be developed to identify the effect of modified left lateral position and head elevation on other variables of pain and stress.

Modifikasi Miring Kiri dan Elevasi Kepala Menurunkan Back Pain Post Percutaneous Coronary Intervention