Obstetrik anestezide neler oluyor?

Günümüz tıbbı her gün yeni gelişmeler ve değişimler ile hızla ilerlemektedir. Bu ilerleme sonucunda bir yandan pek çok hastalık erken dönemde teşhis edilebilmekte diğer yandan da tedavi olanakları ve seçenekleri gelişmektedir. Neticede karşımıza artık daha sık komplike, yandaş sorunları olan hastalar gelmekte ve gelişmeler değişikleri de yanında getirmektedir. Obstetride de ek ve ciddi hastalıkları olan gebeler takip edilmeye başlanmış hem obstetrisyen hem de anestezist açısından da farklı sorunlar gündeme gelmeye başlamıştır. Karşılaşılan bu sorunlar nedeniyle olabilecek komplikasyonları önlemek en önemli konulardan biri haline gelmiştir. Hatta hem obstetri hem de anestezi grupları yeni kılavuzlar yayınlamışlardır. Bu makalede obstetrik değişimlerin, teknik gelişmelerin obstetrik anesteziye nasıl yansıdığına değinmek istedik.

Whats happening in obstetric anesthesia?

Contemperory medicine has been progressif with new discovers and changes eveyday. As a result of this progression, many diseases can be diagnosed at an early stage this, allowing new choises and options of treatment. Conclusively, we come across more complicated cases withholding more comorbidities, therefore, developmental changes are being seen more often. As soon as pregnancies with additional and serious comorbidities have been included in follow-ups, different problems concerning the obsterician and the anesthsiologist. The complications that will be caused by these problems became one of the most important subjects. Both the obstetric and the anesthesia groups have established new quidelines. In this article, we wanted to establish the grounds in which obsterical changes and technical developments reflect upon obstetric anesthesiology.

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