FACTORS AFFECTING BLEEDING AND KANAAIA IN TRANSURETRAL RESECTION

Transturethraltresection was carried ovt succesfully in the fifty-seven patient with benign prostatic hyperpiasie, bladder neck obstruction, cancer of the prostate and b7adcler betwen 1984 and 1987 spinal anesthesia wa2 giyen to eleyen patiens and general anesthesia forty-five patiens. T ype of anesthesia (spirıal and general), tissue size removed, operation time and irrigation fluid have been investigated cor;.e?ation with hemorraghie. There was correlation betwen operation time and hemor-raghie in both the spinal and general anesthesia. Correlation, between tissue size removed and hemorraghim was found ver} important in both. Correlati.on with hemorraghi.e of irrigation fluid was important in ()nin spinal anesthesie. The hemorraghie in the spinal anesthesia was much lessthan general anesthesia.