PERIOPERATIVE MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT OF STRESS-RELATED MARKERS IN GYNECOLOGICAL SURGERY

The study addressed perioperative monitoring and interpretation of stress-related markers in gynecological surgery. The study included 48 patients, divided into two groups, undergoing gynecological operations. The first group (n=26) were patients operated by open laparotomy while the second group (n...

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Published inScience & Research
Main Authors Stavrova-Hristova R., Dermentli A., Lukanov Ts, Blazheva S., Yolova S., Gencheva R.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Union of Scientists - Stara Zagora 01.04.2024
Subjects
cholesterol
cortisol
gynecological operations
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Summary:The study addressed perioperative monitoring and interpretation of stress-related markers in gynecological surgery. The study included 48 patients, divided into two groups, undergoing gynecological operations. The first group (n=26) were patients operated by open laparotomy while the second group (n=22) patients operated by laparoscopic technique. Total cholesterol, cortisol, thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH), thyroxine (FT4) were monitored. The results showed comparable changes in the two groups, with more significant deviations from the baseline values observed in the first group.
ISSN:2535-0765