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E E Golubtsova

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PubMed2004

[Total colectomy with one-stage ileorectostomy in severe nonspecific ulcerative colitis in children and adults].

Description of developed by N. N. Kanshin method of creation of ileorectoanastomosis during simultaneous total colectomy due to severe nonspecific ulcerous colitis is presented. The method was used in 72 surgeries (in 67 children and 5 adults). There were no cases of sutures insufficiency. Long-term results confirm high efficacy of total colectomy in severe nonspecific ulcerous colitis both in children and adults.

Adolescent↗
PubMed2004

[The role of chlamydial infection in development of acute respiratory diseases in children].

The examination of 245 children with respiratory diseases has detected chlamydia in 45 (18.4%) of them. Chlamydial species were identified and clinical symptoms of acute respiratory diseases (ARD) of chlamydial etiology are described. Five serological groups of patients depending on the presence or absence of chlamydial infection markers were recognized. Antibacterial drug treatment showed that most effective were sumamed, rulid and clindamycin. Long-term outcomes in relation to the kind of treatment are analysed.

Acute Disease↗
PubMed2001

[Causes of lethal outcomes in croup syndrome in children].

The paper reports 40 cases of lethal outcomes in children with croup syndrome treated in Morozov Children's Moscow City Hospital in 1985-1998. 92.5% of them died of severe pneumonia complications, 7.5%--of sepsis. 70% of the deceased were infants aged 0-2 years, 75% of them were boys. All the children had aggravated premorbid background. The sputum and organ tissues contained in most cases association of viruses with staphylococci and streptococci resistant to standard antibiotics (penicillin, ampicillin, cefazoline). The conclusion is made that children with croup died primarily of severe pneumonia complications in low systemic reactivity and bacterial-viral association of the agents resistant to the antibacterial therapy.

Child↗