The paravertebral block for lung resection in oncology


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The aim of this investigation was to compare recovery of respiratory function after cancer lung resection for patients with systemic opioid analgesia and with paravertebral blockade. 80 patients with lung cancer were included in prospective randomized investigation. In comparison group we used phentanyl, paracetamol, tramadol, in main group - paravertebral blockade. Paravertebral blockade after cancer lung resection provides higher level of analgesia than systemic opiod analgesia. This is accompanied by significant improvement in spirometric indices and oxygenation.

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A. A. Kornilov

Yaroslavl Regional Clinical Oncologic Hospital

A. V. Zabusov

Yaroslavl State Medical Academy

P. A. Lyuboshevskiy

Yaroslavl Regional Clinical Oncologic Hospital

D. V Lileev

Yaroslavl Regional Clinical Oncologic Hospital

E. Yu. Kosarev

Yaroslavl Regional Clinical Oncologic Hospital

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