Correction of electrolyte balance in surgical patients with urgent surgical interventions

Annotation. Acute appendicitis is one of the most common acute pathologies abdominal cavity, which requires immediate surgical intervention and can lead to water-electrolyte imbalance. The aim study was investigate clinical significance electrolyte imbalance in patients operated on for their correction. We examined 20 urgent who were part control group received “traditional” postoperative therapy 23 oral rehydration period correct disorders. To analyze results study, profile analysis used as a modification multidimensional covariance with repeated measurements. As be seen from testing hypothesis normalization homeostasis due use schemes, confirmed threshold p=0.0642. only significant effect rate potassium concentration blood plasma appointment p=0.045. Also, sodium glucose (normalization significantly better dynamics younger (p=0.045)). Thus, glucose, correlates patient's age, receiving mixture than therapy. Oral an acceptable alternative infusion undergoing surgery period.