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The use of sterile gastroenterologic and umbilical catheters in clinical practice considerably reduces bacterial contamination and postsurgical complications, they may find application in emergency cases as well. Delivery of sterile catheters in sealed packages saves time of medical personnel engaged in obstetric services, ensures long-term storage of products in a sterile form.
Gastrointestinal and colic catheters provide more effective aspiration from different intestinal sections, cause less postsurgical complications, and reduce recovery period after intestinal diseases followed by purulent and inflammatory processes. The catheters are useful in the management of gastrointestinal diseases, intestinal obstruction, rectum carcinoma. The use of catheters for evacuation and lavage enables fast regeneration of intestinal peristalsis and rapid patient recovery thus preventing possible bedsores.
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The methods to examine several gastrointestinal organs have been developed using a new probe. The probe is useful in analyzing the basal and stimulated gastric juice, duodenal contents of A and B groups according to the first method, secretion of the pancreas in order to detect pancreatic enzymes (trypsin, amylase, lipase), and gastric juice (basal and stimulated secretion) following the second method.