CENTRAL ACTIVITY ANALGETIC NEFOPAM AS A COMPONENT OF ANALGOSEDATION IN OPHTHALMOSURGERY
Prospective research was made to evaluate the efficiency of nefopam in anasthesiology manual- analgosedation with preserved consciousness- during anticataractal and antiglaucoma operations. The research involved 2 groups of patients: with nefopam analgesia and tramadol analgesia. Data of research includes evaluation of the dynamics of hemodynamic information and oxygenation, rate of intraoperation critical incidents (oculocardiac syndrome, other arrhythmias, hypertension and hypotension). By verbal pain assessment scale we have compared the level of intraoperation analgesia. We get the following results: combination of nefopam and droperidol provides analgosedation which is more hemodynamic stable and has significantly lower intraoperation critical incidents then analgosedation of tramadol. Nefopam has undesirable side effects like temperate increase in heart rate and pain during injection along the vein in combination with ketorolac. Sufficient dose for analgesia at old-aged patients in ophthalmosurgical practice is 10 mg of nefopam.