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Multimodal approach to anesthetic management of long-term operative interventions.

The aim of our investigation is the evaluation of multi-modal approach to anesthetic management during general anesthesia in comparison to traditional general anesthesia. 40 patients being inpatient to RRCEM from 2008 to 2009 have been investigated. Patients were divided into two groups according to the method of anesthesia performed: patients (n=20) who underwent multi-modal anesthesia; patients (n=20) of control group who underwent traditional general anesthesia. Multi-modal anesthetic management with the force to all parts of pain pathogenesis promotes the stability of hemodynamic indications in post-operative period, to minimum tension of homeostasis, less expressed reaction of sympathoadrenal system due to good neurovegetative protection.