EFFECT OF SYMPATHETIC DENERVATION ON THE SEVERITY OF PAIN BY PATIENTS WITH ACUTE INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION

Midlenko Vladimir Ilyich, Doctor of medical sciences, professor, head of sub-department of hospital surgery, director of the Institute of Medicine, Ecology and Physical Training, Ulyanovsk State University, ilja.tampejj@rambler.ru
Midlenko Oleg Vladimirovich, Candidate of medical sciences, associate professor, sub-department of hospital surgery, Institute of Medicine, Ecology and Physical Training, Ulyanovsk State University, surgeon, Emergency Hospital (Ulyanovsk) , 9510952115@mail.ru
Smolkina Antonina Vasylyevna, Candidate of medical sciences, associate professor, sub-department of hospital surgery, Institute of Medicine, Ecology and Physical Training, Ulyanovsk State University, surgeon, Emergency Hospital (Ulyanovsk) , smolant1@yandex.ru
Kozhevnikov Vitaly Vyacheslavovich, Postgraduate student, Ulyanovsk State University, surgeon, department of surgery №2, Central Municipal Clinical Hospital (Ulyanovsk), kozhevnikoff.75@mail.ru

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The aim of the investigation is to study the influence of controlled Novocain sympathetic denervation on the character and intensity of pain syndrome among patients with acute intestinal obstruction in the postoperative period. The reduction of the level of pain by 1 point among 58 patients of the main group after the Novocain block has allowed to activate patients earlier and as a result it has improved the course of the postoperative period, enabling early recovery of the intestinal peristalsis.

sympathetic denervation, postoperative pain, adhesive process.