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0224U000951, 0122U000233 , R & D reports

Title

Optimization of surgical treatment of patients according to a multimodal program of rapid recovery based on the improvement of minimally invasive surgical interventions, in particular, using nanobiosensor technologies and their anesthetic support.

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Head

Lysenko Boleslav M., Доктор медичних наук

Registration Date

15-01-2024

Organization

State Institution of Science "Research and Practical Center of Preventive and Clinical Medicine" State Administrative Department

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Report on the SRW: 207 p., table 16, fig. 10, appendices 2, 164 sources. Key words: hybrid operations, "fast track surgery", multimodal approach, nanobiosensor technologies. The object of the study: endoscopic surgery, fast-track surgery, anesthesiological support of the patient, thyroid and parathyroidism, occlusive-stenotic diseases of the arteries of the lower extremities in patients with obliterating atherosclerosis and diabetes, varicose veins of the superficial veins of the lower extremities, uterine fibroids and anatomic-functional condition of the reproductive system of infertile women of reproductive age, degenerative-dystrophic lesions of the musculoskeletal system, prostate adenoma, diseases of the maxillary sinus. The purpose of the work: to improve the results of treatment of patients with various surgical pathologies by implementing the developed algorithms for providing specialized and highly specialized medical care according to the principles of ERAS (enhanced recovery after surgical treatment). The obtained results made possible to identify new aspects in various fields of medicine and conduct a comparative, including economic criteria, analysis of various technologies in surgery. In particular, new approaches to understanding the pathogenesis of the formation of volume formations in the maxillary sinus after surgical interventions was established; new aspects of the development of venous insufficiency and pathological pelvic reflux against the background of varicose veins was revealed; the impact of stressors on a woman's reproductive health after COVID-19 or vaccination; the impact of intraoperative energy monitoring on postoperative management; the methodology of using propofol in perioperative intensive care was developed; the body's reaction to implants was studied and a physical method of testing their compatibility with the body was developed; evaluated the clinical effectiveness of intraoperative sonographic navigation.

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Holiachenko Oleksandr A.
Gryshchuk Bogdan Y.
Gubar Oleksandr S.
Gupalo Yurii M.
Denysenko Anatolii I.
Denysov Sviatoslav Yu.
Diachuk Mykhailo D.
Zhuravchak Andrii Z.
Kvasnytskyi Mykola V.
Kladiev Viacheslav M.
Lazarenko Hlib O.
Lytvak Olena O.
Makivchuk Dmitro A.
Melnichuk Maksym P.
Notsek Mykola S.
Pasichnyk Genadiy P.
Petruk Alla O.
Pechyborsch Oleksandr V.
Popova Nataliia Yu.
Semenenko Natalia V.
Sobanska Lada O.
Tkachenko Rymma P.
Topolov Pavlo O.
Khabrat Anton B.
Khoperiia Viktoriia G.
Cherniy Volodymyr I.
Shadlun Dmitry R.
Shaprynskyi Vasyl V.
Sheptukha Sergiy A.
Shkorbotun Volodymyr O.
Shkorbotun Yaroslav V.

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2024-01-15