INFLUENCE OF VARIOUS TYPES OF ANESTHESIA IN ONCOSURGICAL PRACTICE ON IMMUNE PARAMETERS

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The aim of investigation is to reveal dependence of indicators of a phagocytes-macrophageal link and cytokine regulation at the operated patients with malignant new growths from a way of anesthesia. 274 patients with a gastroenteric cancer which was exposed to radical operative interventions with use of various ways of anesthesia (total intravenous, inhalation and intravenous-epidural) are surveyed. Existence of dependence of indicators of a phagocytes link of immunity and cytokine regulation from a way of surgical anesthesia at oncological patients is revealed. Most the imbalance of the studied phagocytes and cytokine mechanisms was shown at total intravenous, in the smallest – at combined intravenous epidural anesthesia that serves one of factors for the recommendation of its priority use in oncosurgical practice.

 

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S. Z. Tanatarov

Semey Medical University, Republic of Kazakhstan

Author for correspondence.
Email: sayat68@mail.ru
Candidate of Medical Sciences, Head Of Anesthesiology and Resuscitation, Regional Oncology Clinic, Semey; Assistant Lecturer, Chair Of Anesthesiology And Resuscitation, State Medical University, Semey Address: 014700, Kazakhstan Republic, Semey, Kulzhanova str. 3; Tel.: (7222) 77-44-18 Россия

M. I. Neunmark

Altay State Medical University, Barnaul, Russian Federation

Email: mineimark@mail.ru
PhD, Professor, Head of a Chair of Anesthesiology and Resuscitation, Altay State Medical University Address: 656039, Barnaul, Lenin avenue, 40; Tel.: (3852) 36-88-48, Fax: (3852) 36-60-91 Россия

R. K. Zhakupov

Medical University of Astana, Republic of Kazakhstan

Email: far_1@mail.ru
PhD, Professor, Head of a Chair of Anesthesiology and Resuscitation #1, Medical University, Astana Address: 010000, Astana, Beybytshylyk avenue, 49A; Tel.: (7172) 53-94-24, Fax: (7172) 53-94-53 Россия

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