Ultrasound investigation central hemodynamics as a method of assessment effective analgesia in children

Abstract

Dmytriieva K. Y. Ultrasound investigation central hemodynamics as a method of assessment effective analgesia in children. Journal of Education, Health and Sport. 2016;6(6):207-212. eISSN 2391-8306. DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.55301

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Received: 05.05.2016. Revised 25.05.2016. Accepted: 25.05.2016.

ULTRASOUND INVESTIGATION CENTRAL HEMODYNAMICS AS A METHOD OF ASSESSMENT EFFECTIVE ANALGESIA IN CHILDREN

K. Y. Dmytriieva

Vinnitsa National Medical University M.I. Pirogov

Summary: The study was include in 23 children (12,4±1,2 years) operated on for tumors of the retroperitoneal space (14 children, 61%), renal tumors (6 children, 26%), ovarian cancer (3 children, 13%) showed that a comprehensive study of the reactions of pain behavior and central hemodynamics by ultrasonography showed that the use of the scheme KSME bupivacaine 0.3-0.4 mg / kg and a continuous infusion of drugs (fentanyl in a dose of 10 mcg/kg/h) for postoperative pain relief leads to effective analgesia after traumatic operations and comprehensive ultrasound including color and spectral Doppler studies, is the main tool by enabling timely and accurately assess the condition of the central hemodynamics at different methods of analgesia.

Key words: central hemodynamics, ultrasound, anesthesia.