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Background: Present study was conducted to compare various anae sthetic techniques for laparoscopic tubal ligation using general anaesthesia with intubation, general anaesthesia with mask vent ilation and total intravenous anaesthesia. Subjects and Methods: Sixty female patients having age between 20-40 years belonging to ASA gra de I undergoing laparoscopic tubal ligation were ra ndomly divided into three groupsGroup I (GA with ET intubation), Group II (GA with mask ventilation) and Group III (TIVA with Inj. Pro p fol). General anaesthesia in group I was induced with Inj. Sodium Pentothal 4-6 mg/kg and Inj. Suxamethonium Chloride 1-2 mg/kg followed by ET intubation. In group II, GA was induced with Inj. Sodium Pentothal 4-6 mg/kg an d Group III patients were induced with Inj. Propofo l 2mg/kg. Results: There were no significant difference found between 3 groups with regards to age, weight and duration of anaesthesia. The incidence of increase in Heart rate (>20/min) and increase in blood pressure (>11-20 mm Hg) were significantly less in group III. The inci dence of PONV was also found less in group III as compared to group I and II. Conclusion: Rapid and smooth induction with good intraoperative hemodynamic stability and decrease in incidence of post-operative nausea and vomiting makes TIVA with Inj. Propofol a better cho ice.

Comparison of Various Anaesthetic Techniques for Laparoscopic Tubal Ligation- A Prospective Study