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Clinical observation illustrates the use of general combined anesthesia for simultaneous surgeries, suggesting broader applications for kindler syndrome patients.
Background: This article demonstrates and discusses a clinical case of performing a simultaneous operation under general combined anesthesia in a patient with Kindler syndrome. Clinical Case Description: The presented clinical case convincingly demonstrates the possibility of performing several operations at the same time, while observing the principles used by the authors in the surgical treatment of the patient. Conclusion: The development of modern medical technologies using microsurgical and endoscopic techniques, the use of a personalized approach in the choice of anesthesia allows for a wider use of simultaneous operations in the treatment of complications in patients with Kindler syndrome.
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