Hemodilution tactics of infusion therapy in oncogynecological operations

In the last decade, controlled hemodilution has been widely used in clinical practice. This technique has a number of positive properties: it helps to improve blood rheology, restore microcirculation, reduce total peripheral resistance, coagulation potential of blood, increase cardiac output with lower energy consumption in the myocardium [2, 4, 5-7]. During prolonged and traumatic surgical interventions, central and peripheral circulatory disorders are possible, especially in elderly and senile people and in patients with concomitant diseases of vital body systems. To stabilize hemodynamic parameters at an optimal level during surgery against the background of adequate anesthesia, the tactics of infusion therapy is essential [1, 3].