Haemodynamic Changes after Minimal-Invasive Surgical Operations

Modern medicine is increasingly beginning the use of not only laparoscopic but also robotic operations. Mini-invasive operations create a prerequisite for lower frequency of a number of unwanted effects that are common encountered in conventional surgery. However, the induction of CO2 in the abdominal cavity creates a prerequisite for the onset of a number of hemodynamic complications that are potentially dangerous for the life of the patient. Therefore, their timely recognition and the way they are mastered is of utmost importance for the best way out of anesthesia and surgery.