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B Milosević

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PubMed1989

[Modern aspects of diagnosis and therapy of Wilm's tumor].

Real-time sonography of 12 cases with Wilms' tumour confirmed by the pathohistological finding was presented according to the ultrasonographic picture and the possibilities of radiotherapeutic treatment in dependence of the degree of disease. Uniform, irregularly reflective appearance of the tumourous tissue was observed in 58.3% of the patients, while the areas of necrosis and/or hemorrhage and cystic degeneration in the tumour accounted for 41.7%. Clear determination between the tumour and the normal parenchyma of the kidney was confirmed in 66.6% of the cases, while visualization of the normal tissue of the kidney was not possible in 25% of the patients. The treatment of patients with Wilms' tumour was narrowly coordinated by the program consisting of the surgical extirpation of the tumour, postoperative irradiation of the tumorous area at degrees II, III, IV and V and intensive adjuvant chemiotherapy.

Child↗
PubMed1977

[Significance of omental dialysis in the treatment of acute pancreatitis].

The omental dialysis is an elimination procedure of active pancreatic enzymes from the omental burse. The cases of acute serose and haemorrhagic pancreatitis are always indications for the omental dialysis. Naturally, there will be no results, if the major part of pancreas is necrotic. The purpose of the omental dialysis as a supplement to conservative treatment is to reduce rethalty, which, in our up to date acute pancreatitis casuistics total in average 14,5%. The application of omental dialysis justified with favourable clinical results.

Acute Disease↗
PubMed1977

[Choice of surgical procedure in the treatment of stomach cancer].

There are two demands that have to be satisfied in the treatment of gastric carcinoma: 1) eliminate the tumor radically and 2) to maintain the physiological function of the digestive tract. Out of radical methods this is enabled by subtotal and total gastric resections of Billoroth I type. Especially satisfying among the subtotal resections are Billroth I as modified by Shoemaker, Billroth I -- Kirschner (superior and inferior tubular resection) and Völcker, while among the total resections we find Bigham, Longmire and Tomoda I very promising. When dealing with incurable gastric carcinoma palliative methods as gastroenteroanastomosis, recestions and fistulae are used.

Duodenum↗
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[C-reactive protein in inflammatory processes of the female genital organs].

C-reactive protein (CRP) was investigated in 202 women: in 20 women with acute non-specific inflammation and the presence of different bacteria (Streptococcus pyocyaneus, Enterococcus, Escherichia colli, Proteus), in 12 women with confirmed genital tuberculosis, in 66 women with the chronic inflammation of genital organs, and in 104 women with normal genital findings. In all patients with acute inflammations CRP was positive. It was highly positive in those with elevated temperature and sedimentation values. CRP was also positive in the group of women with genital tuberculosis. A quantitative analysis mainly gave low CRP values in these women. The CRP values correlated with the Middelbrook-Dubos reaction titer. In women with chronic inflamations and those with a normal genital finding CRP proved negative. In women with CRP was positive even when the antistreptolysin caused by streptococci but also for those caused by other agents. It is concluded that C-reactive protein is a useful indicator of the activity of different inflammatory processes and that it may be affected by different drugs.

C-Reactive Protein↗