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Clinical efficiency of inhalation anesthesis in children's brain injuries

Ikhtiyor Mamatkulov, M.B Haydarov, Elmira Satvaldieva, A.H. Beknazarov

Cerebral injuries, complicated by subdural and intracerebral hematomas play the leading role in the structure of childhood injuries, they are the most frequently encountered injuries. The work presents a retrospective assessment of medical records of children aged 5 to 7 years who were admitted on an emergency basis with a clinic of
traumatic brain injury. The paper presents the indicators of the main patterns of respiration and hemodynamics, the minimum alveolar concentration, which reflect the effectiveness of inhaled anesthesia during the operation.

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