Ali Vafaei, Sharareh Alagheband, Yalda Ahmadinia, Seyyede Shabnam Sajjadi, Naimeh Teimoory, Sepideh Fattahi, Amir Reza Jamei Khosroshahi
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目的:在某些情况下,在全身麻醉(GA)下对儿童进行牙科治疗会因治疗失败而需要重新进行。本研究评估了导致 12 岁以下儿童在全身麻醉下接受牙科治疗的原因。材料和方法:在这项回顾性研究中,收集了伊朗大不里士牙科医学院附属医院在 2011-2021 年期间所有在 GA 下接受牙科治疗的儿童的记录。对第二次或第二次以上接受GA治疗的儿童记录进行了分析。收集的数据包括首次治疗时的年龄、精神和/或身体残疾情况、治疗类型以及是否参加随访。数据使用Stata SE 17版进行分析。结果:在首次接受全身麻醉(GA1)的667名儿童中,有41%(95%置信区间[CI] 37.2%-44.9%)需要再次治疗。在所有年龄组中,与其他年龄组相比,1-3 岁的儿童更有可能需要第二次全身麻醉(GA2)(所有 P 均小于 0.05)。有身体和精神残疾的儿童需要第二次GA的几率大约是其他年龄组的八倍(P < 0.05)。结论:年龄较小、精神和身体残疾、不参加或不定期参加复诊以及复合树脂修复或牙髓切断术等治疗是影响在全身麻醉下重复牙科治疗的因素。
Reasons for Repeated General Anesthesia for Dental Treatments of Uncooperative Children.
Objectives: In some cases, dental treatment of children under general anesthesia (GA) should be repeated due to treatment failures. This study evaluated the reasons leading to dental retreatment under GA in children under 12 years of age. Materials and methods:In this retrospective study, the records of all children who underwent dental treatment under GA between 2011-2021 in Tabriz Dental Faculty Hospital, Iran, were collected. The records of children treated under GA for the second time or more were analyzed. Collected data included age at first treatment, mental and/or physical disabilities, type of treatments and participation in follow-up sessions. Data were analyzed using Stata SE version 17. Results:In a group of 667 children who underwent general anesthesia for the first time (GA1), 41% (95% confidence interval [CI] 37.2%-44.9%) required retreatment. Among all age groups, 1-3-year-old children were more likely to require a second GA (GA2) compared to other age groups (all P < 0.05). Children with physical and mental disabilities were around eight times more likely to require a second GA (P < 0.05). Conclusion:Younger age, mental and physical disabilities, no or irregular participation in follow-up sessions and treatments such as composite resin restorations or pulpotomy were factors influencing repeated dental treatments under general anesthesia.