THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE IMMUNE AND METABOLIC DISORDERS DURING VARIOUS METHODS OF MULTICOMPONENT GENERAL ANESTHESIA IN LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY.

Background: In addition to operating injury in the pathogenesis of immunological and metabolic disorders after surgical interventions anesthesia plays an important role.

The Aim: to establish the relationship of the immune and metabolic disorders during various methods ofmulticomponent general anesthesia in conditions of laparoscopic cholecystectomy in patients with cholelithiasis.

Materials And Methods: Under constant observation there were 68 women admitted to the hospital for surgical treatment of cholelithiasis.

[STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF ERYTHROCYTES WHEN USING VARIOUS METHODS OF MULTICOMPONENT GENERAL ANESTHESIA AT LAPAROSCOPIC HOLETSISTEKTOMY AT PATIENTS WITH CHOLELITHIASIS.].

At patients with the verfied diagnosis have a cholelithiasis, transferred a laparoscopic holetsistektomy against the combined general anesthesia with muscle relaxants and artificial lung ventilation with use ofvarious anesthetics, the intraerythrocyte intensifi- cation of processes of peroxidation of lipids is established, and in a membrane of erythrocytes essential change of the contents and a ratio of the proteins and lipids responsible for structure, stabilization of a membrane and function of erythrocytes is revealed. Application of a sevoflurane, in comparison with propofol and, especially, a halothane, to a lesser extent influences structurally functional properties of erythrocytes that demands profile development ofpharmacological correction of the revealed violations.