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Background: The sympathetic block of upper limb leading to increased blood flow has important clinical implication in microvascular surgery. However, little is known regarding the relationship between concentration of local anesthetic and blood flow of upper limb. The aim of this dose-response study was to determine the ED50 and ED95 of ropivacaine in blood flow after supraclavicular block (SB). @@@ Methods: Patients undergoing upper limb surgery and supraclavicular block were randomly assigned to receive 30ml ropivacaine in concentrations of 0.125%(A Group), 0.2%(B Group), 0.25%(C Group), 0.375%(D Group), 0.5%(E Group), or 0.75%(F Group) (n=13 per group). All patients received supraclavicular block (SB). Time average maximum velocity (TAMAX), cross-sectional area (CSA) of brachial artery and skin temperatures (T-s) were measured repeatedly at the same marked points, they were taken at baseline (before block, t(0)) and at 30min after SB (t(1)). Blood flow(BF) = TAMAXx CSAx60 sec.. Relative blood flow (Delta BF) = BFt1/BFt0. Success of SB was assessed simultaneously. Supplementary anesthesia and other adverse events (AE) were recorded. @@@ Results: Significant increase in TAMAX, CSA, BF and T-s were seen in all concentration groups at t(1) comparing with t(0) (P<0.001). There was an upward trend of TAMAX, CSA, BF with the increasing concentration of ropivacaine except Ts. There was no significant different of T-s at t(1) among different concentration group. The dose-response formula of ropivacaine on Delta BF was Y=1+3.188/(1+10<^>((-2.451-X) x 1.730)) and ED50/ED95 (95%CI) were 0.35/1. 94%(0.25-0.45/0.83-4.52), and R-2 (coefficient of determination) = 0.85. ED50/ED95 (95%CI) values of sensory block were 0.18/0.33% (0.15-0.21/0.27-0.51), R-2=0.904. @@@ Conclusions: The dose-response curve between SB ropivacaine and the changes of BF was determined. The ED50/ED95 of ropivacaine of Delta BF are 0.35/1.94% (0.25-0.45/0.83-4.52). TAMAX, CSA and BF consistently increased with ropivacaine concentration. The maximal sympathetic block needs higher concentration than that complete sensation block needs which may benefit for microvascular surgery.
