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56 -3 (31/2) 2020 — Aleksandrovich Yu.S., Rasulova Kh.A. — A MODERN LOOK AT THE ASSESSMENT OF FLUID THERAPY BY USING BIOIMPEDANCE MEASUREMENT IN THE PERIOPERATIVE PERIOD IN CHILDREN

A MODERN LOOK AT THE ASSESSMENT OF FLUID THERAPY BY USING BIOIMPEDANCE MEASUREMENT IN THE PERIOPERATIVE PERIOD IN CHILDREN

Aleksandrovich Yu.S. -Tashkent Pediatric Institute, Uzbekistan.

Rasulova Kh.A. -Tashkent Pediatric Institute, Uzbekistan.

Agzamkhodzhaev S.T. -Tashkent Pediatric Institute, Uzbekistan.

Shorakhmedov Sh.Sh. -Tashkent Pediatric Institute, Uzbekistan.

Ortikboyev Zh.O. -Tashkent Pediatric Institute, Uzbekistan.

Resume

Infusion therapy in children undergoing anesthetic treatment is challenging as their hydration status is difficult to assess. Many methods are invasive, making them inapplicable in pediatric practice. Modern medicine requires non- invasive but precise methods.

Materials and methods: We analyzed the current literature on infusion therapy for the perioperative period, where the method of research was the measurement of bioimpedance.

Result: The article presents a modern view on the infusion therapy of the perioperative period based on bioimpedansometry for anesthesia in children. The analysis of the studies is carried out and the more vulnerable parts of the studied topic are indicated. The tactics of work are set for further deeper study.

Conclusion: Bioimpedance monitoring allows continuous monitoring of body fluids and, if necessary, immediate correction during the entire perioperative period.

Key words: bioimpedance analysis, anesthesiology, infusion therapy, children’s age.

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For citation: Aleksandrovich Yu.S., Rasulova Kh.A., Agzamkhodzhaev S.T., Shorakhmedov Sh.Sh., Ortikboyev Zh.O., A modern look at the assessment of fluid therapy by using bioimpedance measurement in the perioperative period in children//New Day in Medicine 3(31)2020 240-243 https://cutt.ly/6xOgOcu

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