Динамика глубины анестезии и поддержание ее стабильности во время искусственного кровообращения
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При некоторых видах общей анестезии, таких как комбинированной анестезии с применением кетамина, BIS может указывать на 100% бодрствование пациента, в то время как по всем клиническим и гемодинамическим параметрам он находится в глубоком наркозе. Таким образом, разработка методов оценки глубины сна, мониторинга ее динамики, в том числе при кардиохирургических операциях в условиях ИК… Читать ещё >
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