Anesthetic Treatment in Operations of Small Pelvic Organs Pathology

Atabaev, Taalaibek K.; Arynov, Zamirbek; Tashbaev, Maksatbek; Gaipova, Akperi; Matkasymova, Gulshat; Abdraiimov, Iskenderbek; Zhunusov, Absalam; Nyshanov, Begmamat M.; Bakirov, S.K.; Abdullaeva, Zhypargul

doi:10.4236/ojanes.2021.1112035

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“…Extremely low number of simultaneous interventions performed, which does not correspond to the real needs for them, is elucidated due to some reasons: inadequate intraoperative revision of the small pelvis and abdominal cavity, in preoperative period an incomplete patients examination, the affinity of surgeons to perform multistage surgical treatment of associated diseases, embellishment of the operational risk in measuring the simultaneous operations, psychological and technical unreadiness of gynecologists, anesthesiologists and surgeons to increase the scope of surgical intervention [3,10,11]. In our previous work, surgical treatment of patients with small pelvic organs surgical and gynecological diseases was described [12].…”

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Operational and Anesthetic Risk in Сoncomitant Surgical and Gynecological Diseases

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Arynov²,

Zhunusov³

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This article analyzes results of surgical treatment in 123 patients with concomitant surgical and gynecological diseases, reliant on the anesthetic and operational risks. In early postoperative period, complications arose in patients groups with a significant and high degree of operational and anesthetic risks. Descriptions of risk categories classification allow characterizing the degree of anesthesia risk in surgery. Our study aims to analyze the results of simultaneous surgery for combined diseases of the abdominal cavity and small pelvis, depending on the operational and anesthetic risk. patients underwent a general clinical examination, anamnesis was carefully collected, and a plan for additional examinations was formed, including specialists involvement. Research results showed that at a point that combined operations are controverted with a high degree of anesthetic and operational risk in concurrent operations, these subjects should be scheduled to operate in different stages. Keywords: simultaneous operations, operational and anesthetic risk, surgery

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