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djetetu da pati od bola, kada jednostavne i bezbjedne tehnike PRA lako dopunjuju ili zamjenjuju
            konvencionalnu - opštu anesteziju.


            Regionalna anestezija je važan element za protokol poboljšanog oporavka nakon operacije (Enhanced
            Recovery After Surgery, ERAS), jer omogućava optimalnu analgeziju, smanjuje potrebe za opioidima i
            olakšava raniji povratak funkcije crijeva i kretanja. I dalje je, međutim, PRA nedovoljno zastupljena,
            bez obzira na studije koje dokazuju njene prednosti.




            Abstract

            Pain, especially when experienced during childhood, has numerous harmful consequences. Pain sensitivity is higher the
            younger the child is, so from birth, we must administer analgesia both during and after surgery. Adequate postoperative
            analgesia, particularly during the first 48 hours, reduces the body's stress response to surgery, thereby affecting endocrine,
            metabolic, and inflammatory changes. This helps reduce the frequency of postoperative complications and improves
            surgical outcomes. The increasingly widespread use of regional anesthesia in infants, children, and adolescents over the
            past two decades has significantly improved the treatment of acute and chronic pain. The latest guidelines emphasize its
            safety and show that children who received regional anesthesia are in significantly more stable condition compared to
            those who underwent general anesthesia.

            Keywords: pediatric, regional, analgesia, anesthesia




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