Registration Number
0215U009038,
0113U006629
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Title
Development of new areas of anesthesia and perioperative support in various fields of surgery and intensive care options for critical and terminal states, the development of new technology substitution therapy and renewal of life support systems
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Head
Kobeliatsky Yury Yurievich,
Registration Date
17-08-2015
Organization
Dniepropetrovsk State Medical Academy
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Object of study: the clinic - 180 patients. Objective: Development and optimization of methods of intensive therapy in various critical conditions, methods of intra- and postoperative analgesia given their kohnityvzberihayuchoyi orientation. Research methods: general, various aspects of pain, tissue metabolism, redox processes, inflammatory response performance, cognitive function. Results: the proposed method leveling stress-induced hyperglycemia by inclusion in complex intensive therapy of metabolic substrates of the insulin-independent transport intratselyulyarnym as preparation of fructose. Developed therapeutic strategy of intensive therapy of acute pancreatitis and tested new biomarkers of severe sepsis and septic shock. Established that infusion esmololu provides control of the heart rate and the development of hypertension during abdominal surgery increasing the controllability of anesthesia. The algorithm of infusion-transfusion therapy for combat trauma. Novelty: The positive effect of certain drugs on different systems under critical conditions and the best options for anesthesia, their impact on cognitive function. Relationship with other works: This work continues cathedral scientific research "Development of new technologies anesthesia in various fields of surgery and intensive care in critical states of different origin." Scope: anesthesiology and intensive care, inpatient and outpatient surgery, neurosurgery. Conclusions: The use of the proposed methods of intensive treatment of various critical care can reduce complications, mortality, bed-day. Application of the proposed methods of anesthesia increases protection against operational stress and postoperative pain, and contributes to the preservation of cognitive function.
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Дудукіна Світлана Олександрівна
Дьомін Сергій Володимирович
Кобеляцький Юрій Юрійович
Кріштафор Артур Анатолійович
Мальцева Людмила Олексіївна
Панченко Георгій Володимирович
Петрошенок Євген Володимирович
Тютюнник Андрій Григорович
Усенко Людмила Василівна
Царьов Олександр Володимирович
Черненко Вікторія Григорівна
Шайда Оксана Олександрівна
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2020-04-02
