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B Ia Gausman

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PubMed1994

[The effect of low-intensity laser radiation on the regional hemodynamics in strangulated intestinal obstruction].

In the experiment on 214 white rats, the effect of different types of low-intensive laser irradiation and existing methods of treatment on regional hemodynamics in strangulated ileus was studied. Combined use of ultraviolet and helium-neon lasers has to be proved to be the most effective. Ultraviolet laser irradiation contributed to increase in elasticity of the arterial wall and cupping off the vascular spasm, helium-neon irradiation had a stimulating effect on the tissues of the intestinal wall.

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PubMed1992

[A method of modeling strangulation ileus].

A method for modeling of strangulation ileus consisting in passing the intestinal loop through a strip of cycle rubber nipple with a diameter of 2 mm, width of 4 mm is suggested. Advantages of the method were confirmed by the findings of angioscopy and morphologic study in ileus modeling in 175 rats. The method suggested permits easy and prompt creation of a standard model of strangulation ileus in rats in all the cases, and study after the nipple transection of the changes characteristic of the postischemic period.

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PubMed1990

[Late results of selective proximal vagotomy with transverse gastroduodenal anastomosis in pyloric stenosis caused by duodenal ulcer].

The late-term results of treatment of pyloroduodenal ulcerous stenosis by means of selective proximal vagotomy (SPV) in combination with transverse gastroduodenoanastomosis (GDA) were studied in 110 patients. The results are compared with those of SPV combined with longitudinal GDA after Jaboulay. Clinical, radiological, endoscopic, biochemical, and morphological examination showed the advantages of transverse GDA over longitudinal GDA. It is concluded that combination of SPV with transverse GDA is the operation of choice.

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