This study was carried out to evaluate whether the job-related stress of surgeons during operations is higher than ward-work and which factors can influence the biological reactions. Biochemical (urinary catecholamines and cortisol) and circulatory (heart rate and blood pressure) measurements were made on surgeons during an operating day and on another day, at the same hour, during ward-work.
Biological markers of stress in surgeons / Vivoli, Gianfranco; Bergomi, Margherita; Rovesti, Sergio; G., Carrozzi. - STAMPA. - (1991), pp. 221-227. (Intervento presentato al convegno International Congress on "Stress and Related Disorders: from Adaptation to Dysfunction" tenutosi a Modena, Italy nel November, 1990).
Biological markers of stress in surgeons
VIVOLI, Gianfranco;BERGOMI, Margherita;ROVESTI, Sergio;
1991
Abstract
This study was carried out to evaluate whether the job-related stress of surgeons during operations is higher than ward-work and which factors can influence the biological reactions. Biochemical (urinary catecholamines and cortisol) and circulatory (heart rate and blood pressure) measurements were made on surgeons during an operating day and on another day, at the same hour, during ward-work.
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