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Z Bystrický

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PubMed2001

[Treatment of oncological pain--its main principles].

The paper reviews the main principles of treatment of oncological pain. It deals with evaluation of its causes, description of non-biological factors, which influence perception of this pain. The author describes the main medicamentous and other procedures in the treatment of pain in oncological patients. Attention is drawn to the main mistakes encountered in this treatment and outlines the basic objectives of comprehensive treatment of oncological pain with emphasis on the quality of the patient's life.

Humans↗
PubMed1991

[Parenteral nutrition in multiple injuries. III].

One of the main features of parenteral nutrition in patients with multiple injuries remains the slow administration of different substances and the adherence to "anti-insulin provisions" which are usually called for during the first week after the injury. The recommended ratio of amino acids with branched carbon chains for patients with multiple injuries (i. e. 40-50% from the total amino acids) is administered from the onset of infusion therapy, frequently already during operation. With this aspect in mind the model pattern of parenteral nutrition was elaborated.

Humans↗
PubMed1989

[Monitoring intracranial pressure in severe craniocerebral injuries. A report of experiences].

Experience so far obtained from epidural brain pressure measurement in the wake of severe craniocerebral trauma is reported in this paper. Measuring equipment according to Gobiet and Schumacher was used. More than 50 measurements were conducted, with case histories and courses being compiled from four of them. Reference is made to indications for intracranial pressure measurement as well as to pathophysiological aspects relating to increase in intrarcranial pressure. Ventriculometry in the context of a wider diagnostico-therapeutic regime on the intensive care unit was found to be conducive to target-oriented brain pressure prophylaxis and therapy.

Adolescent↗