Abstract
Among clinical benefits like reduction in blood loss, faster postoperative recovery of gastrointestinal and lung function, lower rate of perioperative complications and less postoperative pain level, cost reduction by shortening of hospital stay plays a pivotal role for high incidence of laparoscopic surgery.Elevated intraabdominal pressure due to creation of pneumoperitoneum induces various pathophysiologic changes. Most of these changes are clinical inapparent in case of appropriate anesthesiologic management. This paper aims to sensibilize the anaesthesiologist for pathophysiologic changes, particularly with regard to hemodynamic and pulmonary complications, differential diagnosis and therapies.
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