Unlabelled: Research objective was to compare Xenon and Sevoflurane anti stress activities during elective anaesthesia in Pediatric patients.
Material And Methods: The results of anaesthesia in 42 patients in age from 1 to 18 years were analyzed. The clinical sings, BIS-index, Somatotropinum hormone and Cortisol levels in patient's blood were studied.
Results: Xenon and Sevoflurane provide sufficient level of sedation, analgesia and do not cause Somatotropinum hormone and Cortisol levels increase.
Conclusion: Xenon and Sevoflurane have the same high anti stress activity However Xenon anaesthesia is characterized by more stable haemodynamics.
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