Effect of intraoperative hemodilution on lung and blood respiratory function after abdominal delivery | Zendy

В. Н. Серов | Zendy; G. A. Zaznova | Zendy; E. V. Zharov | Zendy; I. V. Minaev | Zendy; O. V. Ustenko | Zendy

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Effect of intraoperative hemodilution on lung and blood respiratory function after abdominal delivery

Author(s) -

В. Н. Серов,

G. A. Zaznova,

E. V. Zharov,

I. V. Minaev,

O. V. Ustenko

Publication year - 1989

Publication title -

kazan medical journal

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2587-9359

pISSN - 0368-4814

DOI - 10.17816/kazmj99769

Subject(s) - hypervolemia , medicine , blood loss , anesthesia , caesarean section , abdominal surgery , blood transfusion , artificial lung , surgery , blood volume , pregnancy , biology , genetics

Caesarean section surgery is always accompanied by significant blood loss, the value of which varies quite widely - on average, from 800 to 900 ml. Tactics to compensate blood loss during this operation is constantly debated in the press, and there are completely polar points of view - from the recognition of the need to compensate blood loss "drop by drop" and even create hypervolemia to the complete rejection of transfusion therapy during abdominal delivery.

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