Surgical treatment of colorectal cancer complicated with acute intestinal obstruction

Щаева, С. Н.

doi:10.17650/2220-3478-2016-6-3-8-16

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“…In spite of late appealability and presence of complications, the aim of surgical colon cancer treatment is not only to prolong patient's life, but also to preserve its quality, criteria of which are preserving social activity an cognitive functions. Performed survey investigation of wide range of respondents in respect of the most important indices of anaesthesia quality demonstrated that patients and their relatives the most significant for them consider personnel comfort preservation in postoperative period, ability to full interaction, ability of letter writing and reading, former ability to work [5]. Recently a large number of works are devoted to postoperative cognitive dysfunction.…”

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Postoperative cognitive dysfunction in patients of the elderly and old age operated for composition of objective cancer

Глушков

Горшенин

Privalova

et al. 2021

Vestnik SPbSU. Medicine

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The problem of preserving the quality of life in the postoperative period, one of the criteria of which is the cognitive function, retains its relevance. In patients with advanced and senile age, after undergoing surgery, cognitive disorders are swept aside, which, according to various authors, reaches 64 %. Postoperative cognitive dysfunction was studied in 168 elderly and elderly patients operated on for complications of colon cancer. Patients were divided into two groups. Patients of the control group were operated on operations conventionally, the main one — laparoscopically, using endovideosurgical technologies. Cognitive status was assessed before the operation, as well as on the first, third and seventh days of the postoperative period using the MMSE test (abbr. English Mini Mental State Examination). The incidence of postoperative cognitive dysfunction in both groups was traced. In the development of postoperative cognitive disorders, along with such factors as general anesthesia, age, aggravated neurological history, depressive disorders, operative trauma plays an important role. The use of endoscopic technologies allows reliably reducing the risk of postoperative cognitive impairment, which in turn has a beneficial effect on the postoperative period.

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