The efficiency of a spinal-epidural anesthetics and a conjoined anesthesia with a blockade of nervous trunks of a lower extremity in endoprosthetics of large joints
Numerous national and foreign investigations evidence that execution of neuroaxial blockades in operative interventions on lower extremities has signifi advantages in comparison with traditional endotracheal anesthetics. For comparison of the effi of a combined spinal-epidural anesthesia and a conjoined general anesthesia with blockade of the nervous trunks of the lower extremity in endoprosthetics of large joints in 2016 year in the Clinic of FSBI FB MSE of Mintrud of Russia there was carried out a prospective randomized investigation including 50 persons. The investigation had shown that in endoprosthetics the conjoined general anesthetics with the blockade of the nervous trunks of a lower extremity provides more stable hemodynamics in a perioperative period as well as the long effective analgesia without prolonged infusion of local anesthetics in an early postoperative period.