Why the study?
Does outpatient oral surgery with local anesthesia cause blood pressure variability in normotensive patients?
Observational (n=109)
No
Does outpatient oral surgery with local anesthesia cause blood pressure variability in normotensive patients?
Almost all normotensive patients experience blood pressure variability during outpatient oral surgery, most commonly within 5 minutes of receiving local anesthesia.
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Mendieta et al. (2015) conducted an observational in Normotensive patients undergoing oral surgery (n=109). Oral outpatient surgical procedure was evaluated on Variation in blood pressure values during the surgical procedure.
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