Prevention and correction of psychogenic and cognitive impairment in children with vascular malformations in multiple laser treatment with general anesthesia

I. V. Dorovskich; Доровских И. В.; T. S. Belysheva; Белышева Т. С.; N. V. Matinyan; Матинян Н. В.; S. E. Zakovryashina; Заковряшина С. Е.; K. V. Katz; Катц К. В.

Prevention and correction of psychogenic and cognitive impairment in children with vascular malformations in multiple laser treatment with general anesthesia

Authors: Dorovskich I.V.¹, Belysheva T.S.², Matinyan N.V.², Zakovryashina S.E.¹, Katz K.V.²
Affiliations:
1. «1586 Military Mlinical Hospital» Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation
2. N.N. Blokhin Russian Cancer Research Center, Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation
Issue: Vol 7, No 2 (2015)
Pages: 17-22
Section: Pediatric Oncology
Published: 23.04.2015
URL: https://sarbon.abvpress.ru/jour/article/view/420
ID: 420

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Naevus flammeus or Port wine stain (Pws) – is an inherent capillary malformation, occurs every 3–4 children per 1,000 live births. The gold standard of PWS treatment is a pulsed dye laser (Pdl) with a wavelength of 585–595 nm. according to modern international standards laser treatment should begin in infancy and due to the painful procedure general anesthesia is recommended. A significant part of the parents applies to general anesthesia with prejudice, exposing the baby pain impact shocks (surgical stress). Multiple modern general anesthesia by sevoflurane in outpatient PWS laser treatment involves minimal and short-term cognitive impairment. This data describes the drug and psychotherapeutic correction of cognitive impairment.