Состояние церебрального метаболизма и обмен биогенных аминов в головном мозге у больных во время операций по поводу интракраниальных аневризм
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Таким образом, в обеих наблюдаемых группах больных общее обезболивание и проводимые лечебные мероприятия оказывали нормализующее влияние на активность нейрорегуляторных систем организма, о чем свидетельствовало преобладание медиаторного звена симпатоадреналовой и серотонинергической систем. Все это указывало на отсутствие стрессреакции и нормальную функциональную активность мозга. Состояние… Читать ещё >
Содержание
- Введение
- Глава I. Современные нейрофизиологические концепции и общее обезболивание при операциях по поводу аневризм сосудов головного мозга
- Обзор литературы)
- 1. 1. Современные аспекты хирургического лечения артериальных аневризм головного мозга
- 1. 2. Внутричерепное давление и церебральная перфузия
- 1. 3. Механизмы адаптации
- 1. 4. Биогенные амины в головном мозге при ишемии
- 1. 5. Особенности анестезиологического обеспечения нейрохирургических операций
- Глава II. Материалы и методы исследования. 41. II. 1. Общая характеристика наблюдений
- 11. 2. Клиническая характеристика больных по группам
- 11. 3. Методы исследования
Глава III. Церебральный метаболизм и обмен биогенных аминов у больных во время операций по поводу интракраниальных аневризм. 51. III. 1. Показатели церебрального метаболизма и обмен биогенных аминов у больных во время операции. 51. III.2. Состояние церебрального метаболизма и обмен биогенных аминов у пациентов при проведении различных видов анестезии. 61.
III.3.Сравнительная оценка состояния церебрального метаболизма и обмена биогенных аминов у пациентов во время операций в остром и холодном периодах субарахноидального кровоизлияния. 71.
Глава IV. Влияние длительности временного клипирования несущего сосуда на состояние церебрального метаболизма и обмен биогенных аминов. 83.
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