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C Hajduković

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PubMed1994

[Sutures in reconstructive procedures in biliopancreatic surgery].

The question of the suture technique in digestive surgery as in reconstructive biliopancreatic surgery remains of interest to all surgeons throughout the world. On the basis of the biochemical process in anastomose healing the author accepted the one-layer operative technique as a routine. The dilemma was only in pancreatic reconstructive surgery, where the two-layer technique was also performed. Minimal postoperative morbidity with no mortality justifies our stand. Our conclusion is based on 241 operated patients in a ten years period.

Anastomosis, Surgical↗
PubMed1991

[Recurrent acute pancreatitis and biliary microlithiasis].

The ease with which biliary microcalculi migrate through the cystic duct and their frequent involvement in choledochus, may be a high risk for developing of recurrent acute pancreatitis, especially if papilla of vater is blocked. The concomitant presence of acute pancreatitis becomes an indication for litothomy, thorough lavage and surgical or endoscopic sphincterotomy. Twenty-one patients with biliary microlithiasis are reviewed in this article. The authors stress the importance of thorough pre and intraoperative investigation whenever the presence of biliary microlithiasis is suspected and confirm the indications for radical treatment of the disease.

Acute Disease↗
PubMed1989

[Retroperitoneal collection in acute pancreatitis].

According to the actual universal knowledge and the authors personal experience in treating patients with retroperitoneal collections in acute pancreatitis particularly in severe forms of the sickness, represent a great problem in detecting, diagnostics as well as in the therapy. Antibiotics may be helpful only in preventive care. Meanwhile, the established collections have to be treated only surgically. Drainage procedures are essential and according to the authors experience in 56 patients to the principle of irrigation-aspiration type of continuous drainage-lavage was most successful.

Acute Disease↗