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POSTOPERATİF AĞRININ KONTROLÜNDE ANALJEZİKLERİN ROLÜ

THE ROLE OF THE ANALGESICS AT THE CONTROL OF THE POSTOPERATIVE PAIN

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Recent progress in oral surgery helps to maintain sensitive, fast, secure and painless procedures. Despite these improvements oral and maxillofacial surgeons st/l suffer from how to prevent the postoperative pain. There is used analgesic drugs to obtain effective pain and anxiety control in the preoperative and postoperative period. To control the postoperative pain the surgeon should decide which drug to give, in which patient group after which operation. Also the surgeon should decide the form of the drug, the dosage and the duration. Consequently the surgeon have to know about the clinical usage of the analgesic drugs and follow the progress in drug industry.
Abstract (Original Language): 
Oral cerrahi işlem/erin daha hassas, hızlı, güvenli ve ağrısız yapılabilmesini sağ/ayan gelişmelere rağmen oral ve maksillofasiyal cerrahların karşılaştıkları ortak problem, 100 yıl önce olduğu gibi bugün de, postoperatif ağrının kontrolüdür. Operasyon sırasında ve postoperatif dönemde güveni ve etkiii ağrı ve endişe kontrolünü sağlamak amacıyla analjezik ilaç/ar kul-lanılmaktadır.Postoperatff ağrıyı kontrol edebilmek için hekim, hangi operasyondan sonra, hangi hasta grubuna, nasıl bir ilaç vereceğine; bu ilacın hangi formda, dozda, sıkiıktta ve ne kadar süre ile kullanılacağına karar verebilmek için ilaçların klinik kullanımları hakkında detaylı bilgiye sahip olma/ı, yeni çıkan ilaçları, kul/anımda o/an ilaçlar hakkındaki gelişmeleri takip etmeli, bu amaç/a çeşttii kuruluş/ar tarafından önerilen protokolleri incelemeiidir.
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