ОСОБЕННОСТИ АНЕСТЕЗИОЛОГИЧЕСКОГО ПОСОБИЯ ПРИ ПРОВЕДЕНИИ ОПЕРАЦИЙ С НЕЙРОМОНИТОРИНГОМ ВОЗВРАТНЫХ ГОРТАННЫХ НЕРВОВ В ТИРЕОИДНОЙ ХИРУРГИИ

В обзоре литературы рассмотрены особенности анестезии при проведении операций на щитовидных и паращитовидных железах с использованием нейромониторинга возвратных гортанных нервов. Приведено описание метода, изучены актуальность его применения и роль анестезиолога в обеспечении полноценного функционирования нейромониторинга. Освещены методики анестезии (выбор миорелаксантов, гипнотиков и анальгетиков), техника установки эндотрахеальной трубки, позиционирования электрода, причины возможных неудач и способы их исправления.

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