Prognostic importance of unstable hemodynamic symptoms during endoscopic cholecystectomy

Abstract

The article presents the results of in-depth analysis of hemodynamic parameters shifts monitored during endoscopic cholecystectomy against the background of multicomponent inhalation anesthesia. It was shown that the anesthesia doesn’t lead to complete autonomic reflexes depression, but in general it provides the effective protection of patients during surgery. Meanwhile, within the period of adequate anesthetic monitoring no informative markers of hidden homeostatic regulation shifts that might prolong postoperative hospitalization were revealed. It was shown that the most possible postoperative instable condition resulted from the more morphologically unfavorable variant of the disease which had not been diagnosed before cholecystectomy.