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. 2016 May 23;5:11. doi: 10.1186/s13741-016-0038-z

Table 2.

Characteristics of postanesthesia falls

Patient ID Gender Age (years) ASA class Type of surgery Type of anesthesia Injury after fall Hours after anesthesia Outcome
1 M 66 3 Debridement of hip wound LMA Scalp laceration 24 Wound repair
2 M 76 2 Herniorrhaphy SA NP 9.7
3 F 64 2 Hemorrhoidectomy IV sedation NP 3.3
4 M 61 2 FESS ETGA Scalp laceration 23.3 Wound repair
5 F 36 3 Arteriovenous graft LMA Head injury 19.8 Admitted to ICU
6 M 71 3 Endoscopic examination IVG NP 2.6
7 F 52 1 Sling operation SA NP 8.5
8 M 92 3 TURP SA Humeral fracture 23.5 ORIF
9 M 83 2 Endoscopic examination IV sedation Shoulder contusion 3.6 X-ray examination
10 F 53 2 Knee arthroplasty LMA + NB NP 14.6

FESS functional endoscopic sinus surgery, IV sedation intravenous sedation anesthesia, ICU intensive care unit, LMA laryngeal mask anesthesia, NB femoral nerve block for pain control, NP nothing in particular, ORIF open reduction and internal fixation surgery, SA spinal anesthesia, TUPP transurethral resection of the prostate