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A prospective cohort study was performed in 138 patients aged 48-85 years (68 men and 70 women, mean age 42.0 ± 18.5 years) who were to undergo surgery for diseases of the abdominal cavity. Patients aged 18-33 and 34-49 years are most often subject to an average level of preoperative anxiety, which dictates the need to include adequate doses of tranquilizers in premedication in the preoperative period. Patients in the age range of 50-65 years and 66-81years most often suffer from high preoperative anxiety, which requires special attention of the anesthesiologist-resuscitator and the appointment of adequate doses of anxiolytic drugs in preoperative premedication, especially in female patients. Taking into account the individual psychological characteristics of patients before surgery will help to qualitatively protect the patient from preoperative stress, comfortably carry out surgery, and reduce the frequency of intraand postoperative complications associated with inadequate premedication and patient preparation for surgery.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL AND GENDER-AGE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HOSPITAL ANXIETY IN SURGICAL PATIENTS