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Objective: To assess the effectiveness of general anesthesia at low flows with Sevoflurane in patients with Video laparoscopy Cholecystectomy. Methodology: Parallel clinical trial, 80 patients who met the inclusion criteria were studied, divided into two treatment groups; treatment 1 general anesthesia at low flows with oxygen at 1 lts/min and sevoflurane, and treatment 0 general anesthesia at high flow with oxygen at 3 lts/min and sevoflurane. The degree of humidification and temperature of the inspired gases, the time of recovery of anesthesia, oxygen consumption and sevoflurane per minute of use, and the presence of aesthetic gases in the operating room environment were evaluated. The results were processed through the statistical program SPSS version 25.0, under statistical tests of T Student and U Mann-Whitney. A bilateral statistical significance at a value of p ≤ 0.05 was considered. Result: The relative humidity and temperature of the inspired gases was higher in the treatment at low flows, from minute 15 with p = 0.000. Oxygen consumption and sevoflurane reflecting, is lower for low flows with p = 0.000. The recovery time of the anesthesia increased by an average of 10 min compared to the high flow group. The presence of anesthetic gases inside the operating room could not be verified by this study. Conclusion: General anesthesia at low flows with Sevoflurane is effective as the patient receives higher relative humidity and temperature of the inspired gases, in addition to reducing oxygen consumption and sevoflurane.

hsoa journal of anesthesia and clinical care

General Anesthesia To Low Flows With Sevofluran In Patients Of Colecistectomy By Video Laparoscopy, Regional National Hospital San Juan De Dios, San Miguel, Year 2019