Anaesthesia for Neurosurgical Operation and Perioperative Contact with Patient
Anestezie umožňující peroperační kontakt s pacientem v neurochirurgii
V práci je prezentován anesteziologický postup u speciálních neurochirurgických výkonů v epileptochirurgii, při výkonech v blízkosti centrálníkrajiny, řečového centra a funkčně exponovaných oblastí. Vlastní neuroanestezie je vedena s použitím laryngeální masky tak, aby bylo možnos pacientem peroperaènì navázat verbální kontakt či vykonat paměťový test. Je upozorněno na náročnost, možné komplikace a rizika druhé fázeoperace.
Klíčová slova:
anestezie - neurochirurgie - peroperaèní verbální kontakt s pacientem - laryngeální maska
Authors:
J. Rajciová; I. Schroederová; T. Bartošík; R. Hřib; R. Kraus
Authors‘ workplace:
ní klinika, FN U sv. Anny v Brně, přednosta doc. MUDr. P. Ševčík, CSc.
; Anesteziologicko-resuscitaè
Published in:
Anest. intenziv. Med., , 2001, č. 4, s. 171-172
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Overview
The article presents a technique of anaesthesia for a specific neurosurgical operations of epilepsy, for surgeries, performed next to central area,speech center and functionally exposed brain areas. We use a laryngeal mask to enable a verbal contact with the patient or memory test making duringthe operation. Difficulties of this procedure, possible complications and risks of the second phase of the operation are emphasized.
Key words:
anaesthesia - neurosurgery - perioperative verbal contact with the patient - laryngeal mask
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