Evaluation of anxiety levels and satisfaction rates in patients who underwent laparoscopic cholecystectomy with video consent

Aim
 It is thought that explaining the video of surgery to be applied patient by surgeon performing operation will reduce anxiety and increase satisfaction. In this study, it was aimed compare satisfaction rates between verbal consent groups.
 Material Method
 The study planned as a prospective randomized. patients were divided into two groups consent. surgical procedure possible complications explained group watching video. Verbal information given other routinely. Amsterdam scale on morning their levels measured. Postoperative visual analog 3., 8. Pain measured at 24 hours. Satisfaction score questionnaire both in postoperative 1st month.
 Results
 53 participated study. 13 excluded from Sixteen (40%) 40 included male. significantly lower informed than verbally (p 0.05). When each compared within itself, observed pain less 24th hour (