AI Article Synopsis
- A study examined 63 children aged 3 to 12 who underwent adenotomy under general anesthesia, focusing on their heart function and nervous system activity post-surgery.
- High sympathoadrenal activity was observed in the children right after the surgery, although it showed a tendency to decrease shortly after.
- The children's emotional state and pain levels returned to normal within just one hour after the surgery.
Article Abstract
Sixty-three children, aged 3 to 12, were examined after adenotomy made with general anesthesia. The parameters of central hemodynamics and of cardiointervalography describing the state of the vegetative nervous system as well as the postoperative clinical course were analyzed in children after adenotomy. A high sympathoadrenal activity with a trend to reduction was noted in children immediately after adenotomy. The psycho-emotional state and the postoperative pain severity got back to the normal values within 1 postoperative hour.
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