Scoliosis Clinical Trial
Official title:
Preventing Inadvertent Hypothermia in Patients Undergoing Major Spinal Surgery
Background
Major spinal surgery tend to be lengthy with an increased risk of hypothermia. A quality
improvement project of patients undergoing major spinal surgery showed that 67 % were
hypothermic at the beginning of surgery. Several patients expressed a feeling of coldness at
the arrival of the operating theatre.
Aim
To evaluate if Bairhuggers Full Access Underbody blanket can prevent hypothermia at
initiation if used as prewarming and intraoperative warming compared to the results from the
local quality improvement project. In addition we aim to explore patients´ experiences of
comfort in relation to their temperature.
Method
Temperature of patients undergoing major spinal surgery (n=30) will be assessed at arrival
to the theatre, after insertion of bladder catheter, at the start and end of surgery using a
bladder temperature. The patients´ experiences of comfort will be evaluated with a 5 point
Likert at the arrival to the operating theatre and after ten minutes of active prewarming
with Bairhuggers Full Access Underbody blanket. Preoperatively ten randomly chosen patients
will be observed and later interviewed in order to obtain further information regarding
their experiences of comfort in relation to their temperature.
Conclusion and perspectives
By increasing the investigators knowledge on Bairhuggers Full Access Underbody blanket and
its effects in preventing hypothermia as well as gaining insight to patients´ experiences of
comfort in relation to temperature, the investigators anticipate to improve pre-anesthetic
care and minimize risk factors associated with hypothermia for patients undergoing major
spinal surgery.
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