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Akush Ginekol (Mosk) · Jan 1991
Comparative Study[Changes in various indicators of secondary hemostasis in physiological labor and cesarean section in relation to the type of general anesthesia].
- V I Khrenov, A V Leonov, and V V Levshun.
- Akush Ginekol (Mosk). 1991 Jan 1(1):28-31.
AbstractCombined ketamine++ anesthesia and combined neuroleptic anesthesia were examined for impact in cesarean section. This revealed that the former anesthesia caused moderate hypercoagulative changes in the hemostatic system and a drastic increase in fibrinolysis at the end of the operative intervention. Early in the postoperative period, general combined neuroleptic anesthesia induced a profound hypercoagulation and inhibited fibrinolysis that preserved, which might result in thrombophilic events.
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