ПОСЛЕОПЕРАЦИОННЫЕ ЛЕГОЧНЫЕ ОСЛОЖНЕНИЯ В НЕКАРДИАЛЬНОЙ ХИРУРГИИ (обзор литературы)
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Дата публикации: августа 26, 2021
Ключевые слова
послеоперационные легочные осложнения
нейромышечный блок
сугаммадекс
нейромышечный блок
сугаммадекс
Как цитировать
Пасечник И. Н., Мурашко С. С., Маркелов К. М. ПОСЛЕОПЕРАЦИОННЫЕ ЛЕГОЧНЫЕ ОСЛОЖНЕНИЯ В НЕКАРДИАЛЬНОЙ ХИРУРГИИ (обзор литературы) // Кремлевская медицина. Клинический вестник. 2021. Т. № 3. С. 69-77.
Аннотация
Увеличение количества больных пожилого и старческого возраста в некардиальной хирургии сопровождается возрастанием числа послеоперационных легочных осложнений (ПОЛО). ПОЛО в значительной степени влияют на результаты хирургического лечения и долговременный прогноз жизни пациента. Определение факторов риска и проведение профилактических мероприятий ПОЛО является важной стратегией оказания хирургической помощи. Современное направление предотвращения ПОЛО - управление нейромышечным блоком во время общей анестезии.Литература
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