[Changes in the central and peripheral hemodynamics during combined electroanalgesia (CEA) during gynecological operations].

Central and peripheral hemodynamics was examined in 180 women with gynecological diseases, divided into the following groups: 130 women of the basic group, operated under the conditions of combined electroanalgesia, and 50 women of the other group, operated under the conditions of combined endotracheal anesthesia, using the preparations droperidol and phentanyl. Both central and peripheral hemodynamics in both groups were characterized by stability at all stages of the operation. Both types of anesthesia protect reliably the organism from operative trauma. The concentration of cortisol in both groups presented values higher than the initial values before premedication, which proved that adequate reaction of the organism was preserved during operation under the conditions of anesthesia.