Why the study?
Mental disorders in adults are common, and these patients frequently require interventions and manipulations under anesthesia.
These guidelines provide structured recommendations for the perioperative management of patients with mental illnesses, focusing on medication management to prevent withdrawal, recurrence, and adverse drug interactions.
Clinicians should adopt these principles to reduce perioperative psychiatric risks; reinforces Level 1 guidance on medication continuity and interaction avoidance.
Mental disorders in persons over 18 years of age are quite common and are represented by a fairly extensive list of diseases. In patients with a similar pathology, there is also a need for interventions and manipulations under conditions of anesthesia. The article presents the principles of perioperative management in patients with the most common mental illnesses — affective disorders, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, behavioral syndromes associated with physiological disorders (bulimia, anorexia). Prevention of recurrence of mental illness and withdrawal synchroma, prevention of incidents associated with the intake of drugs used to treat psychopathology are reflected.
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Заболотских et al. (2021) conducted a review in Mental illness. Perioperative management was evaluated. The guidelines outline principles for perioperative management of patients with mental illnesses, including prevention of recurrence, withdrawal syndromes, and drug interactions.
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