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0225U000677, (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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Комплексний аналіз ранніх та віддалених результатів лікування хворих за розробленими алгоритмами та методиками лікування за принципами ERAS

Head

Lysenko Boleslav M., Доктор медичних наук

Registration Date

15-01-2025

Organization

State Institution of Science «Center of innovative heal

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To improve the results of the treatment of surgical profile patients by optimizing the complex of minimally invasive surgical interventions and their anesthesia support according to the multimodal program of rapid recovery

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Report on the SRW: 408 p., table 32, fig. 40, appendices 1, 185 sources. Keywords: hybrid operations, “fast-track surgery”, multimodal approach, nanobiosensor technologies, simultaneous operations. Object of research: endoscopic surgery, fast-track surgery, anesthetic support of the patient, thyroiditis and parathyroiditis, occlusive-stenotic diseases of the arteries of the lower extremities in patients with obliterating atherosclerosis and diabetes mellitus, varicose veins of the superficial veins of the lower extremities, uterine fibroids and the anatomical and functional state of the reproductive system of infertile women, degenerative-dystrophic lesions of the musculoskeletal system, prostate adenoma, diseases of the maxillary sinus. 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. The impact of intraoperative energy monitoring on postoperative management, morphometric features of endoscopic operations were studied, a methodology for the use of propofol in perioperative therapy was developed, technologies for personalized selection of anesthesia methods and surgical access were analyzed, individual tactics, multimodal approaches and methods of simultaneous operations were improved. New data were obtained on the pathogenesis of changes in the mucoperiosteum of the hook-shaped process, venous insufficiency, menstrual disorders after COVID-19, the impact of stress on psychosexual health, the body's reaction to implants and their compatibility, the effectiveness of minimally invasive interventions and anesthetic support according to the ERAS principles, taking into account economic criteria. The pathogenetic mechanisms of development of: ischemic and traumatic brain injury in acute cerebral insufficiency; metabolic disorders in cardiac surgery patients

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Annyshenets Yaroslav M.
Holiachenko Oleksandr A.
Hryshсhuk Bohdan Ya.
Hubar Oleksandr S.
Hupalo Yurii M.
Denysenko Anatolii I.
Denysov Sviatoslav Yu.
Diachuk Mykhailo D.
Zhuravchak Andrii Z.
Kvasnytskyi Mykola V.
Kladiiev Viacheslav M.
Kurylenko Yaroslav V.
Lazarenko Hlib O.
Lytvak Olena O.
Makivchuk Dmitro A.
Manoliak Ivan P.
Melnichuk Maksym P.
Myrona Vitalii S.
Notsek Mykola S.
Pasichnyk Hennadii P.
Petruk Alla O.
Pechyborsch Oleksandr V.
Popova Nataliia Yu.
Semenenko Nataliia V.
Sobanska Lada O.
Tkachenko Rymma P.
Topolov Pavlo O.
Khabrat Anton B.
Khoperiia Viktoriia H.
Chernii Volodymyr I.
Shadlun Dmytro R.
Shaprynskyi Vasyl V.
Sheptukha Serhii A.
Shkorbotun Volodymyr O.
Shkorbotun Yaroslav V.

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2025-01-15