Endoscopy Clinical Trial
Official title:
Satisfaction Survey of Patients Over Hypnoanalgesia or Hypnosedation at a Digestive Endoscopy or Surgery
The use of hypnosedation in the context of anesthesia is validated. This is a technique that
combines the hypnosis procedure as intravenous sedation. For surgery, it is associated with
local anesthesia surgical site. It can favorably replace general anesthesia if surgery or
endoscopy allows but doctors will always need local anesthesia surgical site where surgery
The hospital Paris Saint joseph introduced gradually this technique from first in 2007 to the
operating room and in the various services of conventional and ambulatory hospitalizations.
The goal of the investigators is to evaluate these parameters on a prospective cohort of
patients supported by hypnosedation in Paris Saint Joseph hospital for an endoscopy or
surgery.
The use of medical hypnosis has been developing for about fifteen years in several health
facilities.
The Hospital Group Paris Saint-Joseph has progressively introduced first this technique from
2007 to the operating room and in the various services of conventional and ambulatory
hospitalizations.
The French Society of Anesthesia and Intensive Care (SFAR) recognizes the hypnosedation as
sedation technique that can be used in acute pain and anesthesia (operating theater,
emergency, painful treatments ...).
There are currently many quality scientific papers published in international journals in
particular by the team of Pr. M. E. Faymonville Liege, who explained the mechanisms and
consequences of hypnosedation.
The use of hypnosedation in the context of anesthesia is validated. This is a technique that
combines the hypnosis procedure as intravenous sedation. For surgery, it is associated with
local anesthesia surgical site. It can favorably replace general anesthesia if surgery or
endoscopy allows but doctors will always need local anesthesia surgical site where surgery.
It can also complement a regional anesthesia to increase patient comfort (less stress,
anxiety and pain) .If necessary, the conversion of general anesthesia hypnosedation is always
possible during surgery or gastrointestinal endoscopy.
In the Paris Saint joseph Hospital facility, several anesthesiologists and nurse anesthetists
are trained in medical hypnosis. Now, a common practice in surgery hypnosedation (inguinal
hernia, thyroid and para-thyroid surgery) and endoscopy (colonoscopy, gastroesophageal
gastroduodenal endoscopy) .On a period of 3 years, 414 acts were carried out under
hypnosedation. When digestive endoscopy adding sedation is not systematic and, if the patient
is comfortable enough without conscious sedation, only hypnoanalgesia is used (use of
hypnosis in the prevention or relief of acute pain or chronic).
This technique is part of the panel modes of analgesia and anesthesia can be offered to
patients. However, little is known about patient satisfaction and their experiences during
the procedure under hypnosedation.
The objective is to evaluate these parameters on a prospective cohort of patients supported
by hypnosedation in Paris Saint Joseph hospital for an endoscopy or surgery.
This evaluation is part of the evaluation of professional practices (EPP) recommended by the
HAS (french High Authority of Health) and the ARS (Regional Health Agency).
Main objective / secondary
Primary objective :
Measure satisfaction of patients resorted to hypnosedation or hypnoanalgesia during an
endoscopy or surgery
Secondary objective:
Measure the doses of drugs used for conscious sedation
Methodology :
- DESIGN: Prospective cohort single-center, non-interventional kind EPP on the
satisfaction of patients who underwent hypnosedation for surgery or endoscopy
- Duration of the study: 8 months (November 2015-June 2016): the estimated number of 80
patients
- Acquisition of data:
- Age, weight, height, gender, ASA (Physical status score) score
- Type of surgery or endoscopy
- Previous history of surgery or endoscopy
- Names and doses of treatments
- Conversion to general anesthesia yes / no
- Length of management in operating room
- Adverse events during surgery and in recovery
- Evaluation using a numerical scale from 0 to 10:
- Patient anxiety during the pre- and per-interventional
- The per-Interventional Pain, Interventional immediate post-and before the release of the
SSPI (The post-interventional surveillance room)
- The feeling of active participation in the intervention
- The quality of the relationship with the hypnotist during surgery
- Overall satisfaction during surgery
- Acceptance or not the patient to repeat surgery or examination under the same terms
- Acceptance or not to recommend the patient to the relatives hypnosedation
- Case open for any comments or suggestions obviousness
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