Pathogenetic basis for the paravertebral novocainic block effect

Abstract

In the course of experimental investigations as well as during the use of the paravertebral block in the combined therapy of patients it was established that the redistribution of the regional blood flow, the increase of the minute volume of blood in the system or in the affected organ, and the recovery of the microcirculation conditions, along with the changes of vegetative centers excitability are the pathogenetic basis for the paravertebral block effect. In the end this positive dynamics manifests itself in antiedematic and antiinflammatory effects of the paravertebral block as well as, probably, in the stimulation of reparation of tissue properties.