The role of ketorolac in the accelerated rehabilitation program for patients in outpatient surgery
https://doi.org/10.21518/1995-1477-2019-1-2-99-105
Abstract
The paper presents the basic principles of accelerated reabiletacii patient in the practice of ambulatory surgery. Pathophysiological mechanisms revealed organism response to surgical trauma. Pain, as a powerful trigger of surgical stress response due to neurohumoral, endocrine, immune, Hemostatic and metabolic mechanisms largely determines the results of surgical treatment. The most commonly used ketorolac (Ketanov) having the form parenteralnuju. The summary of the application of both drug ketorolac argued with pronounced analgesic effect. Intra-operative use of ketorolac is justified, as the drug reduces the total dose of anesthetics and Narcotic analgesics. Improving the quality of postoperative analgesia has predetermined creation protocol analgesia, as basic drugs used non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
About the Authors
B. K. Vandanov
Medical Private Institution «Industry Clinical Diagnostic Center of Gazprom PJSC»
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Vandanov Bair Kimovich – Cand. of Sci. (Med.), Anesthesiologist-Reanimatologist, Surgical Day Hospital.
117420, Moscow, Nametkina St., 16, Bldg. 4; tel.: +7 (495) 719-52-56.
N. N. Lebedev
Medical Private Institution «Industry Clinical Diagnostic Center of Gazprom PJSC»
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Lebedev Nikolay Nikolayevich – Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation, Dr. of Sci.(Med.), Professor, Chief Physician.
117420, Moscow, Nametkina St., 16, Bldg. 4.
A. N. Shikhmetov
Medical Private Institution «Industry Clinical Diagnostic Center of Gazprom PJSC»
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Shikhmetov Alexander Nizameddinovich – Dr. of Sci. (Med.), Deputy Chief Physician for Surgery.
117420, Moscow, Nametkina St., 16, Bldg. 4.
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Vandanov B.K., Lebedev N.N., Shikhmetov A.N. The role of ketorolac in the accelerated rehabilitation program for patients in outpatient surgery. Ambulatornaya khirurgiya = Ambulatory Surgery (Russia). 2019;(1-2):99-105. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21518/1995-1477-2019-1-2-99-105
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