Email this article GENETIC TRIGGERS AND NEUROHUMORAL MESSENGERS OF POSTOPERATIVE INTESTINAL PARESIS, ITS VALUE IN PREDICTION, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT
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The aim of research: to study the causes and mechanisms of postoperative intestinal paresis on the base of assessment of genetic determinism of neurohormonal processes which regulate the contractile ability of the intestines, to determine their role for the choice of treatment tactics.
The study presents data about connection between variants of SERT gene, which regulates the reuptake of serotonin, and its concentration in blood plasma and the probability of occurrence of postoperative intestinal paresis. This made it possible not only to predict the occurrence of postoperative disorders of motor-evacuation function of the intestines, but also to improve the algorithms of prevention and pathogenetic based treatment.
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