Gallbladder manipulation triggered severe vagal responses precipitating short periods of asystole which were reproducible on three subsequent occasions during the same procedure. Case narratives indicated that bradycardia rapidly progressed to cardiac arrest which may explain why five cases of bradycardia went initially untreated. permits unrestricted use, distribution, and build upon your work non-commercially. Management included deflation of pneumoperitoneum, atropine administration and cardiopulmonary resuscitation with circulatory restoration in all cases. Carbon dioxide insufflation during colonoscopy significantly reduces discomfort (pain, bloating and flatulence) after the procedure. Nitrous oxide supports combustion. The SECUVENT safety system ensures that overpressure is immediately detected and excess gas is released. General Surgery Risk Reduction. All the cases mentioned in other articles with Bradycardia progressed to cardiac arrest in young healthy patient, were associated with effective reversal of cardiac arrest with no reported mortality. The increasing pressure on the peritoneum increases vagal tone and bradycardia may develop. Importantly, mortality was prevented in all cases in this study. The brady-cardia resolved after maternal reposi-tioning. 1051 - Budapest, MedCrave Group. The capnoperitoneum is maintained by a constant gas flow of 200-400 ml/min. AIMS was designed to qualitatively describe what happened during an incident and to characterize clusters of incidents with similar features to enable corrective and preventive strategies [7]. J Cardiol Curr Res 8(1): 00271 DOI: 10.15406/jccr.2017.08.00271. One advantage of AIMS is the availability of the original narratives, allowing significant insight into these cases of cardiac arrest. Thus, gas should be insufflated at a low rate, as described above. The management consists of Increased intraabdominal pressure can also cause a mechanical increase in systemic vascular resistance leading to elevations in BP. In the operating room standard monitors (ECG, pulse oximetry, non invasive blood pressure (NIBP)) were placed. Copyright © 2021 International Society for Quality in Health Care and Oxford University Press, Copyright © 2021 Oxford University Press. Difficult insufflation (technical difficulty) was the first reported event in two cases. %����
50 high-performance insufflator combines optimal convenience for users and an emphasis on enhancing patient outcomes. TABLE 1. Found inside – Page 143Nodal rhythm, sinus bradycardia, ... The most frequently used gas for insufflation is CO2. It is colorless, nontoxic, and nonflammable and has the greatest ... Poor theatre lighting was identified as a major contributing factor. This book provides surgeons and anesthesiologists with a complete overview on these changes and the consequences for the patient in the perioperative and postoperative period. All the patients had a previous abdominal or pelvic surgical history. Reported clinical events preceding cardiac arrest (with number of events in brackets). Recommended management includes early recognition of bradycardia during insufflation, and combined intervention with deflation of the pneumoperitoneum and atropine administration. Found inside – Page 2068However, insufflation with carbon dioxide (CO2) results in absorption of the gas into the body, where it becomes biologically active, the end result of ... Term. Vagal response to rapid peritoneal stretch is usually the main cause, and it can happen due to high flow rate of gas insufflation. This bradycardia may … In severe circumstances, they may precede cardiac arrest. No part of this content may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means as per Background: The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of extraperitoneal laparoscopy and carbon dioxide insufflation on hemodynamic parameters, arterial blood gases and complications in urethrocystopexy operations. <>
Reported heart rates were between 30 and 80 bpm. This database contains over 11 000 incident reports across Australia and New Zealand, forming a rich resource on perioperative healthcare incidents. Found inside – Page 34Have epinephrine 1:10,000 immediately available for severe bradycardia unresponsive to vagolytics medications. Carbon dioxide gases can increase end-tidal ... 2. release pneumoperitoneum. CO 2 exposure may lead to hypercarbia. Objective To test whether partial pressure of CO2 in expired gas (PĒCO2) predicts the partial pressure of CO2 in arterial blood (PaCO2) in apneic chickens during air sac insufflation anesthesia at three different ventilation states. Management of insufflation-related cardiac arrest. Pneumoperitoneum, using carbon dioxide (CO 2 ), is used to assist laparoscopic surgery by making distension of abdominal cavity and splitting up its content, which improves visualization. Found inside – Page 241Effects of CO2 Constant insufflation of CO2, a gas that is 20 times more soluble in plasma ... Glycine is directly cardiotoxic, resulting in bradycardia, ... Cardiac arrest encompassed âasystoleâ, âabsence of pulseâ, âlack of clinical cardiac outputâ and âelectrocardiographic asystoleâ. Inadvertent injection of carbon dioxide into a vein during peritoneal insufflation is the most common cause. A 65-year-old man, with suspected right adrenal metastasis from hepatic carcinoma, was scheduled to undergo a laparoscopic right adrenalectomy. Post-operative shoulder pain remains a bothersome issue although many surgical techniques have been applied to minimize it. CO 2 exposure may lead to hypercarbia. CO2 gas insufflation is preferred by most laparoscopists because it has a high diffusion coefficient and is a normal metabolic end product rapidly cleared from the body. Found inside – Page 341Repeat blood pressure is 82/45 mm Hg, and her end-tidal carbon dioxide level ... of abdominal insufflation Rationale: Bradycardia is one of the most common ... Whilst the dry gas baths, the carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide (CO 2) is the most commonly used gas during laparoscopic surgery because of its incombustibility, high diffusibility, and rapid rate of absorption and excretion. The form comprised narrative and coded fields to record type of anaesthesia, procedure, and more specifically what, why, when and to whom the incident happened. <>stream
•ith a maximum flow of 50 l/min, the ENDOFLATOR W ® 50 enables rapid creation of a cavity without compromising safety. Hypotension was the second clinical event reported in two cases: one case was preceded by difficult intubation and the other by deterioration in blood pressure after inadequate responses to metaraminol and reduced propofol for hypotension. All the patients had a previous abdominal or pelvic surgical history. Found inside – Page 33However, extraperitoneal laparoscopy may result in greater vascular CO2 absorption than intraperitoneal insufflation and a greater risk of dissection of gas ... Car-bon Dioxide is made up of one carbon atom tied to two oxygen atoms. Gautam B, Shrestha BR (2009) Cardiac arrest during laparoscopic cholecystectomy. •intraperitoneal insufflation of co2 to create pneumoperitoneum •co2 is noncombustible & more soluble in blood •reduces risk of adverse events if gas embolism occurs •2 techniques: •closed technique: uses a spring-loaded needle (veressneedle) - pierce abdomen in infraumbilicalor intraumbilicalregion RESULTS Insufflation produced minimal maternal blood gas or cardiovascular changes except for a significant reduction in uterine blood flow. Of these eight cases, two were associated with significant hypotension and one a spontaneous pneumothorax with no mortalities. The post-operative investigations were performed, ECG was normal. Found inside – Page 555Bradycardia is a common occurrence after peritoneal insufflation, ... carbon dioxide is forced subcutaneously, leading to surgical emphysema. Peritoneal triggered vagal responses: Rapid peritoneal stretching with pneumoperitoneum can lead to significant vagal stimulation resulting in sever sinus Bradycardia, nodal rhythm, and occasional asystole in a young healthy patient, recovery of this situation achieved with release of pneumoperitoneum, and treat with vagolytics. Master Degree in Anesthesia, Damascus University, Qatar, Correspondence: Nahed Makkieh, Master Degree in Anesthesia, Damascus University, Ministry of High Education, Syrian Bord of Anaesthesia, Ministry of health, Qatar, Received: January 21, 2017 | Published: January 23, 2017, Citation: Makkieh N (2017) Bradycardia and Cardiac Arrest during Laparoscopic Surgery. This manual is sure to find a home in the pocket, locker or briefcase of all gastrointestinal endoscopic surgeons and residents. endobj
Interestingly, the use of atropine as a primary management is not unique to insufflation-related cardiac arrest and is also part of the management of cardiac arrest during spinal anaesthesia. A total of 97 intraoperative laparoscopic surgical incidents were found. Recovery of circulation was achieved with release of pneumoperitoneum. The AIMS process is recognized as partially incomplete in perioperative data collection. These gases include helium, argon, nitrous oxide (N 2 O), and CO 2. Bradycardia in particular during a laparoscopic procedure is a common finding. Despite the majority of cases also undergoing CPR, this overall strategy was associated with effective reversal of cardiac arrest with no reported mortality in our analysis. hެ[]o�V��b��W�ez`+����[�әM����Y,�灖h�IԈR;=�~�T]R�,�f�CS�(֭:u��~��j�н����7ߛ���I�䵟��_>4a��Փ��Ԗ�Nn�oJ�`�@�3����SQ��W7��SUlk9ź�֫mS-p"N}Qu];k�-]�J��oR��]����v�# De�:Hs�ݛ�W����:��OŶ�3ʩ.��M~s*�U��.�ʛc1����_qC��:�ɍ���n�!�H ����p��N����]�+���v^/���ww�ݼ�I�H_uMg���zzlf��$M=q����p�(z2��������0�AEV��z�&NM�/�ħ0�F',@�q���r�Po"]��1�/mV��^t�����Q.��?��J�e�V��j��j+hYyZ^,��M����XAҧ+���#�5i���i�kV�Ѻ�i�:�[ �j���S��=��m��� &@�����
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Heated CO2 for laparoscopic abdominal surgery. +1-918-917-5848, Copyright © 2014-2021 MedCrave About 75 minutes into the operation, when attempting to remove the adrenal gland that was tightly adhesive to the IVC, the surgeon accidently nicked the large inferior vena cava which resulted in a (IVC) tear of about 2×2 cm. Found inside – Page 155Lethal gas embolism has been reported if accidental high pressure CO2 gas is used for insufflation during hysteroscopy . Hence safety mechanisms like ... Found inside – Page 99... 94, 95–6 capacitative coupling 79, 80 carbon dioxide (CO2) insufflation see gas insufflation carboprost 54 cardiotocograph (CTG) fetal bradycardia 46 ... – Insufflation of gas into the peritoneum (pneumoperitoneum) – Operative position of the patient • Carbon dioxide is most commonly used gas for insufflation • Advantages of using CO2 – Colourless gas – Does not support combustion ... bradycardia or asystole. Laparoscopic surgery is widely established for a range of procedures including cholecystectomy, hernia repair, and appendectomy, and more complex surgeries like colonic resection, nephrectomy, and bariatric surgery [1,2]. He subsequently did well and had no sequelae. It is highly diffusible in the body and highly soluble in blood. The surgeon and anesthesiologist should suspect gas embolism in a patient with sudden-onset hypotension, bradycardia, and/or arrhythmia that occurs shortly after carbon dioxide insufflation or after use of the argon beam coagulator. Laparoscopic surgery within general and gynaecological fields is well established and commonplace. Disadvantages of CO2 for insufflation: The chief drawback of CO2 is its significant vascular absorption across the peritoneum. For full access to this pdf, sign in to an existing account, or purchase an annual subscription. Twelve cases of cardiac arrest were directly associated with pneumoperitoneum with bradycardia preceding cardiac arrest in 75% of these. What can we learn about patient safety from information sources within an acute hospital: a step on the ladder of integrated risk management? The AIMS experience suggests that the majority of cardiac arrests during laparoscopic procedures occur unexpectedly in predominantly fit and healthy patients. It should be noted that where atropine is ineffective in the initial management of insufflation-related cardiac arrest, treatment should then be dictated by ACLS or local equivalent guidelines incorporating CPR and adrenaline. Background and Aims Direct per-oral cholangioscopy allows endoscopic visualization of the biliary tract. The role of an insufflator unit is to establish, monitor, and maintain a constant intra-abdominal pressure during laparoscopy. One case was abandoned while there were six unreported case outcomes. The decrease in perfusion increased fetal arterial blood partial pressure of carbon dioxide and decreased fetal pH, oxygen saturation, and oxygen content; there was also progressive fetal hypotension and bradycardia. Vagal mechanisms may have also caused these arrests. Schematic representation of the setup of a wall or a cylinder carbon dioxide source to the carbon dioxide insufflator and to the water bottle on the endoscopy light source. Bradycardia as an early warning sign for cardiac arrest during routine laparoscopic surgery: Medscape (2016). Deflation of pneumoperitoneum and Atropine administration are effective in reversing Bradycardia and possible avoid progression to cardiac arrest. To create a working and viewing space in the abdomen, carbon dioxide (CO 2) is insufflated to separate the abdominal wall from internal organs. In one instance, neostigmine was accidently administered instead of atropine to correct bradycardia, and in the other case, as previously detailed by a direct excerpt from a case report, earlier detection of patient adverse vitals were impaired by adverse theatre conditions caused by poor theatre setup and organization. bradycardia and hypotension. Published by Oxford University Press in association with the International Society for Quality in Health Care; all rights reserved, Overcoming Telemental Health Disparities During The COVID-19 Pandemic, The intersection of big data and epidemiology for epidemiologic research: The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Adopting System Models for Multiple Incident Analysis: Utility and Usability, Predictors of Job Satisfaction and Intention to Stay in the Job Among Healthcare Providers in Uganda and Zambia, Improving first-pass success rates during emergency intubation at an academic emergency department: a quality improvement initiative, About International Journal for Quality in Health Care, About the International Society for Quality in Health Care, Receive exclusive offers and updates from Oxford Academic. Found inside – Page 52Insufflation embolism as of well CO2 as should hypercarbia. elicit heightened Tension awareness for signs of venous gas pneumothorax of the non-operative ... The patient hemodynamic status was stable and the surgery done at the same settings. There were no exclusion criteria. It is uncertain as to which components either individually or in combination effected return of circulation. in the past. Many gases have been utilized to create the pneumo-peritoneum to facilitate the exposure necessary for surgical laparoscopy. Beginning with potential complications encountered during minimally invasive procedure, the book goes on to specific procedures, covering all applications of laparoscopic and thoracoscopic surgery. Sudden sinus Bradycardia was noticed after few minutes, Atropine 0,5mg given intravenously (IV) but it rapidly progressed to sever Bradycardia, Atropine 0,5mg IV given again, Inhalational agent ceased, and oxygen given by endotracheal tube at a rate of 6-8 liters/min. Background Laparoscopic surgery is the main trend method in a variety of surgical fields. There are, however, specific complications to laparoscopic surgery which vascular injury, gas embolism, and cardiac arrest are the most serious [3]. Found inside – Page 402utes of CO2 insufflation ; in contrast , helium insufflation was not associated ... 137 Moreover , the volume of helium in exhaled gas was minimal ( 0.2 ... insufflation CO2 gas in magnesium sulfate group was statistically significant (P < 0.005) lower than that in the lidocaine group. 0-6 03.11 / V2.0 ELECTRONIC ENDOFLATOR® MODEL 26430520 MODEL 26430520-1 Maintenance and Repair KARL STORZ recommends that all equipment be checked and inspected once a … Open Access Helium Insoluble, gas embolism Argon N2O: Supports combustion, diffuses into the bowel, PONV CO2: Soluble in blood, Risk of gas embolus is reduced. were ventilated to baseline normocarbia (ETco2 = 30 mm Hg, Paco2 = 38 mm Hg) before beginning each insufflation. Most serious cases of CO2 embolism reported in the literature occurs during the beginning of the procedure, usually due to the misplacement of the Veress needle either directly into a vein or parenchymal organ5. Cardiac arrest was the second reported event in eight cases of which seven were preceded by bradycardia. - The pressure is maintained by a … Found inside – Page 39Insufflation of peritoneum with dry carbon dioxide and ventilation of lungs With dry anesthetic gases involves considerable in sensible fluid loss causing ... Found inside – Page 187Abdominal insufflation, especially in conjunction with the reverse Trendelenburg ... reflex bradycardia by stretching the peritoneum during insufflation. Found inside – Page 191Carmichael reported severe bradycardia during the insufflation of carbon dioxide ... the effects of carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide as insufflating gases . This case was abandoned. (*) Anaesthetic related adverse clinical events. Children have a higher vagal tone than adults and are more susceptible to this vagal reflex. However, progression to asystole is a rare complication with an estimated incidence being reported at anywhere between 2-40/100 000 laparoscopic cases.3,4 Bradycardia often precedes asystole in … There are a few case reports suggesting similar occurrences during thoracoscopic procedures as well. Safe during electrocautery (Non-flammable) Can be easily eliminated through the lungs Rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream Inexpensive PROPERTIES OF IDEAL GAS FOR INSUFFLATION. Bradycardia has been reported due to rapid insufflation especially in older patients. To allow comparison, key events and their management were ordered serially into first, second and final events or management(s). The primary trocar inserted and gas (carbon dioxide) insufflation started in the peritoneal cavity. Otherwise unpredicted, cardiac arrest is particularly distressing especially when it occurs in routine, fit, healthy individuals without identifiable risk factors, which represents the majority of patients in this series. Carbon dioxide embolism does not produce the bronchoconstriction or changes in pulmonary compliance that are caused by air embolism. Why is carbon dioxide (CO 2) the gas used for insufflation? O2Sat, EtcO2, Bp were normal all the time. The AIMS database includes incident reports from participating clinicians from secondary and tertiary healthcare centres across Australia and New Zealand. This, however, did not detract from the ability to draw meaningful conclusions from the information provided in the AIMS database. Found inside – Page 44With high intraperitoneal pressure , there is still a risk of a gas embolism , a rare but ... Arrhythmias or bradycardia are common with insufflation . Although Bradycardia is a common occurrence during laparoscopy, it should be considered a critical clinical mark for cardiac arrest. Found insideAn exhaustive textbook on robot-assisted surgery written for anesthesiologists as well as surgeons. An understanding of the insufflator system design and features is helpful for any laparoscopic surgeon. aspiration of gas or foamy blood from a central venous line. Found inside – Page 822Carmichael reported three cases of marked bradycardia that occurred shortly after initiation of CO2 insufflation [133]. He postulated that reflex vagal ... Carbon dioxide (CO2) approaches the ideal insufflating gas. These cases show remarkable similarity to that reported by Shifren and were most likely caused by severe vagal responses to peritoneal distension at insufflation. Found inside – Page 80Bradycardia may be seen upon insufflation. b. ... Insufflation with room air results in a lessened inflammatory response as compared with CO2 gas. 6. Sudden bradycardia can occur at the time of gas insufflation due to the stimulation of stretch receptors in the peritoneum, which elicits a vagal reflex. As Laparoscopy frequently involves the use of bipolar diathermy or lasers, this insufflated gas must not support combustion. Runciman WB Williamson JA Deakin Aet al.Â, Hirvonen EA Poikolainen EO Pääkkönen MEet al.Â. It is because of that reasons that Helium has been recommended as insufflation gas in patients with cardiac risk or respiratory disability to eliminate CO 2. This error usually occurs during or shortly after insufflation of carbon dioxide into the body cavity, but may result from direct intravascular insufflation of carbon dioxide during surgery. which 1. stop insufflation. Two cases in our series reported reduced ETCO2 at insufflation preceding cardiac arrest. It is highly diffusible in the body and highly soluble in blood. With the beginning of insufflation CO 2 gas starts to fill the cavity where the operation will be carried on. [18] published a case describing these mechanisms, where a young, healthy female became severely bradycardic, rapidly progressing to cardiac arrest post insufflation. Effects of carbon dioxide absorption. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a gas that has already been widely used for insufflation in endoscopy. The results imply vagal mechanisms associated with peritoneal distension as the predominant contributor to bradycardia and subsequent cardiac arrest during laparoscopy. Found inside – Page 549What is the most likely cause of her bradycardia? A. Gas embolism Unrecognized hemorrhage CO2 pneumoperitoneum Anesthetic drugs B. C. D. E. Capnothorax Ref. {��S�t��ež�9��K�&�Im�Y�(���;W$ݶݬ]e�*���eŤbɚqi�O_�9����. OK 73034 (Mailing Address) More Locations, Roosevelt 7/ 8. Metaraminol was administered for hypotension as primary management in repeated doses in both cases. Kathmandu Univ Med J (KUMJ) 7(27): 280-288. Article Google Scholar 3. Clinically, CO 2 embolism can present as haemodynamic changes in the form of bradycardia, tachycardia, hypotension, arrhythmias and respiratory changes 1 - 3 Found inside – Page 449Signs and symptoms of hyponatremia may include bradycardia, ... sterile water, or by insufflation CO2 gas insufflation. may result sures must be monitored ... Two further cases reported cardiac arrest acutely post insufflation without mention of bradycardia. The objective was to investigate the circumstances and factors surrounding cardiac arrest during laparoscopic surgery by searching the Australian Incident Monitoring Study (AIMS) database. The AIMS database was searched over 6 years from 2002 to 2007 inclusive, identifying all reported incidents of cardiac arrest occurring during laparoscopy. Jung KT, Kim SH, Kim JW, So KY (2013) Bradycardia during laparoscopic surgery. 14 Because carbon dioxide is highly soluble in blood, it is rapidly absorbed from the bloodstream, and if embolization does occur, it is less likely to be fatal than if air or oxygen is used for insufflation. Alternatively, the direct reporting of intraoperative deaths to Coroners rather than the AIMS database may have occurred. (clinicaltrials.gov)15 minutes prior to CO2 insufflation, the patients' lungs were ventilated with a tidal volume (TV) of about 8 mL.kg-1 and respiratory rate (R.R) owas adjusted to maintain an end-tidal CO2 (ETCO2) of 4.6-6 kPa throughout the procedure. It should be noted that outside of the nine cases of bradycardia preceding cardiac arrest identified in this study, bradycardia in isolation or associated with other significant adverse patient outcomes was only reported eight times during a laparoscopic procedure to the AIMS database. Proven post-operative benefits include reduced pain, improved pulmonary function, better mobility, shorter hospital admissions and subsequent reduced health costs. The anaesthetist first reported missed patient vitals relating to a chaotic theatre environment. For relieving this discomfort, CO 2 has been suggested as an alternative to air for the performance of colonoscopies. Ideal insufflating gas of choice Colorless, non toxic, nonflammable, easily available, inexpensive, inert, readily soluble in blood and easily ventilated out of lungs Why CO2 is the gas of choice for laparoscopy? Considering the difficulty of performing exploratory laparotomy due to previous hepatic tumor excision related intra-abdominal adhesion, the su… Pneumoperitoneum diminishes venous return to the heart by vena caval compression despite an initial transitory increase in central blood volume through the splanchnic circulation [16]. Artificial pneumoperitoneum, using carbon dioxide (CO2) insufflation at a rate of 4-6 liters/min to a pressure of 10-15 mmHg, is essential to separate the abdominal wall from the viscera, which improves visualization to the surgeon [5]. Factors affecting states of hypercarbia are the rate of CO2 delivery, operative time, Trendelenburg positioning, raised intra-abdominal pressures and anaesthetic controlled ventilation measures [1, 15]. During the process of insufflation, the surgeon observe the pressure to confirm an intraperitoneal location of the Veress needle tip 6. A "mill-wheel" murmur also can be ausculated. Methods: Twenty‐five female patients who underwent extraperitoneal laparoscopic mesh urethrocystopexy operation for the correction of urinary … Immediate deflation of pneumoperitoneum and atropine administration are effective measures that may alleviate bradycardia and possibly avert progression to cardiac arrest. It was immediately corrected with quick response, IV Atropine administration, and deflation of pneumoperitoneum. Found inside – Page 199Prevention Gas embolism occurs essentially exclusively with the Veress needle ... of insufflation of CO2 and full decompression of the pneumoperitoneum, ... In second case, cardiac arrest occurred after gas insufflation, too. University of Adelaide, Royal Adelaide Hospital, Address reprint requests to: Jonathan Yong, 5G, John Flynn Medical Centre, 42 Inland Drive, Tugun, Qld 4224, Australia. A 25 years old male patient was admitted to our hospital for laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Cases were examined so that a sequence of events surrounding the cardiac arrest could be determined (Fig. 1). Although carbon dioxide meets most of the requirements for pneumoperitoneum, the absorption of carbon dioxide may be associated with adverse events. Sudden sinus Bradycardia was noticed after few minutes, Atropine 0,5mg given intravenously (IV) but it rapidly progressed to sever Bradycardia, Atropine 0,5mg IV … Found inside – Page 981If the insufflating gas is CO2 sion , pulmonary oedema and cardiovas- with N20 ... but only the end tidal part of CO2 insufflation ( when PaCO is ally ... With the beginning of insufflation CO 2 gas starts to fill the cavity where the operation will be carried on. It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide, This PDF is available to Subscribers Only. In the other case, adrenaline was also administered in repeated doses for persistent hypotension. In contrast, all LAD segments exposed to high-flow carbon dioxide gas insufflation demonstrated near-complete loss of endothelium. Found inside – Page 533Effects of gas insufflation Carbon dioxide is the most frequently used gas—being ... resulting in sinus bradycardia, nodal rhythm, and occasional asystole. Post-operative pain is common with CO2 insufflation due to peritoneal irritation which is a result of conversion of CO2 to carbonic acid.
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