COMBINED ANESTHESIA BY SEVOFLURANE AND ROPIVACAINE IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH DIFFERENT REACTIVITY OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEMS

Abstract

The goal of the work was to evaluate anesthesia according to the central hemodynamic, oxygen, acid-base, temperature homeostasis, neuromuscular conduction monitoring the depth of anesthesia and recovery postanesthesia consciousness. The research was performed in 102 patients who underwent major abdominal surgery under combined anesthesia with sevoflurane and ropivacaine. All patients were divided into 4 groups depending on the characteristics induced dynamics of constant potential. Anesthesia in patients with high reactivity and areactivity cardiovascular and respiratory systems characterized by unstable hemodynamic status and the need for the use of vasopressors. Anesthesia in patients with optimal and low reactivity characterized by hemodynamic stability.

Keywords

• combined anesthesia
• induced dynamics of constant potential
• reactivity cardiovascular and respiratory systems.