Дексмедетомидин для седации в интенсивной терапии (обзор литературы и клинический опыт)

Анестезиолог и медицина неотложных состояний

Резюме. Дексмедетомидин — довольно новый и перспективный препарат для использования в интенсивной терапии и при оперативных вмешательствах. Учитывая то, что он является агонистом альфа-2-адренорецепторов, дексмедетомидин имеет анальгетический, седативный эффект и влияет на показатели гемодинамики. Благодаря тому, что дексмедетомидин не обладает способностью подавлять дыхание, он может использоваться у пациентов с нарушением дыхания. Дексмедетомидин имеет минимальное количество побочных эффектов и широкий спектр использования.

Ключевые слова: дексмедетомидин, седация, боль, интенсивная терапия, сон, делирий.

Авторы:

Дмитриев Д. В., Бортник Д. И., Рудницкий Ю. В., Геранин С. В., Коренчук Н. И., КНП “Винницкий областной клинический высокоспециализированный эндокринологический центр”

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