Author:
Orsaeva A.Z.,Shin V.V.,Apsalikova E.V.,Farzalyeva E.P.,Sadigov T.M.,Kuliev T.T.,Kasumov G.R.,Perepelkina T.Y.,Alieva Z.Z.,Dzhurtubaeva D.R.
Abstract
The article is an in-depth analysis of modern approaches to pain management in pediatrics, focused on the role of the anesthesiologist and pediatrician in providing optimal therapy. As part of this study, the authors highlight various aspects of pain management, ranging from pharmacological methods to non-pharmacological techniques such as psychological support and procedural pain relief. Special attention is paid to an individual approach to each patient, taking into account his age, physiological characteristics, as well as chronic diseases or features of pathologies. The authors analyze and compare existing standards and recommendations in the field of pain relief for children, discuss their applicability and effectiveness in a practical context. Practical tips and strategies for anesthesiologists and pediatricians aimed at optimizing the processes of anesthesia and improving the quality of medical care provided to children are presented. The problems faced by specialists in the field of anesthesia in children are also considered, and also suggests ways to overcome them through the development of innovative methods and techniques of anesthesia.