• J Med Life · Jan 2014

    Perioperatory pain in oncological patient - physiopathological and therapeutical implications.

    • C Diaconu, C Pantis, C Cirimbei, C Bordea, and A Blidaru.
    • Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Unit, Oncological Institute Bucharest.
    • J Med Life. 2014 Jan 1; 7 Spec No. 2: 34-7.

    AbstractPerioperatory pain in oncological patients represents a witness of anesthetic-surgical aggression, frequently exacerbated by the complementary radio-chemotherapy and also a predictive factor for postoperatory evolution. The objectivation of perioperative pain by scales of clinical evaluation does not offer a certain and objective quantification; so, the dosing of some hormonal and acute phase inflammation mediators could realize a more realistic projection. Clinical and biological correlation can offer a support for an adequate and well-balanced treatment.

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