CLINICAL AND PATHOGENETIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN IMMUNOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE PERIOPERATIVE PERIOD IN CANCER PATIENTS

As a result of the complex analysis, a systemic interdependence was established between the nature of the perioperative immune response, the type of anesthesia and the probability of the formation of an immunosuppressive state. The data obtained allow us to build a substantiated pathogenetic model in which the anesthetic effect acts not as a neutral component of pain relief, but as an active modifier of the immune balance in the conditions of an oncological disease.