ASSESSMENT METHOD VITAL DISORDERS IN INFANTS WITH CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS IN THE PERIOPERATIVE PERIOD
Abstract
The questions of assessment the severity of vital disorders in newborns with congenital malformations of the gastrointestinal tract in the perioperative period remain open. Decrease the compliance of the respiratory system by less than 20,0 % with a capnometric expiratory carbon dioxide content of less than 36,0 mm Hg and oxygen saturation of more than 93,0 %, a perfusion index of more than 1,0 % corresponded to the first degree of cardiorespiratory disorders. Decrease in compliance of the respiratory system by 20,1–50,0 %, oxygen saturation from 93,0 % to 89,1 %, perfusion index ranging from 0,5 % to 1,0 %, expiratory growth of carbon dioxide content from 36,0 to 45,0 mm Hg is characteristic of grade II cardiorespiratory disorders. Decrease in the compliance of the respiratory system by more than 50,0 %, saturation of the blood with oxygen is less than 89,0 %, with a perfusion index less than 0,5 %, systolic blood pressure less than 65,0 mm Hg and an increase in the carbon dioxide content with capnometry exceeding 45,0 mm Hg, heart rate exceeding 185,0 beats in min corresponded to the III degree of cardiorespiratory disorders.
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