REDUCING THE INCIDENCE OF POSTOPERATIVE COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION IN WOMEN UNDERGOING CESAREAN SECTION DURING SPINAL ANESTHESIA AND DRUG SEDATION WITH DESMEDETOMIDINE

KHUDOYBERDIEVA Gulrukh Sobirjonovna

Journal of Biomedicine and Practice – Biomeditsina va amaliyot jurnali · 2024-yil

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The issue of cognitive dysfunction following surgical procedures and anesthesia is a focal point of current anesthesiology discourse. The occurrence of cognitive deficits post-surgery represents a widespread and unwelcome outcome, sparking a surge in scholarly research on the topic. The syndrome of postoperative cognitive dysfunction (POCD) encompasses the deterioration of advanced mental functions arising post-surgery, attributed to both the surgical intervention and the anesthesia, as defined by L.S. Rasmussen. This condition emerges early in the postoperative phase and may linger, characterized by diminished memory, challenges in attention focus, and disruption of other superior cortical functions like thought and speech, as evidenced by neuropsychological assessments. Furthermore, the direct toxic impact of anesthetic agents on cognitive abilities has been highlighted in several studies.

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MualliflarKHUDOYBERDIEVA Gulrukh Sobirjonovna
JurnalJournal of Biomedicine and Practice – Biomeditsina va amaliyot jurnali
Nashr sanasi2024-04-11
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Послеоперационная когнитивная дисфункция, спинальная анестезия, седация, беременность, дексмедетомидин, кесарево сечение, Postoperative cognitive dysfunction, spinal anesthesia, sedation, pregnancy, dexmedetomidine, cesarean section, Operatsiyadan keyingi kognitiv disfunktsiya, spinal anesteziya, sedasya, homiladorlik, deksmedetomidin, kesarcha kesish operatsyasi

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