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F Flemming

Publications and source records attributed to F Flemming.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources

[Kock's continent ileostomy pouch (author's transl)].

The Kock-pouch ileostomy is a great help for patients with ileostomy to establish continence for faeces. The operation should be performed exactly following the directions given by Kock. The necessity for the surgeon to follow up the patients for a long time is stressed.

Fecal Incontinence↗

[Subcutaneous lateral sphincterotomy in proctology (author's transl)].

In piles, anal fissure sclerosis and primary achalasia the internal anal sphincter muscle is the focus of a vicious circle. By subcutaneous internal sphincterotomy, a causal measure, this circle can be broken through without the danger of incontinence. This could be demonstrated by rectal pressure readings. The early results are satisfactory.

Anal Canal↗

[The function of thrombocytes by means of Infukoll 6% for thrombembolia prophylaxis].

The effect of Infukoll 6% was observed in 58 surgical patients during 3 respectively 14 days in the postoperative phase by means of the Breddin and the Borntest. Infukoll showed a small effect as an inhibitor of the thrombocyte agglutination and for the regulation of the thrombocyte level in blood. The main effect lies in the rheological sector.

Dextrans↗

[Psychological care of surgical patients (author's transl)].

Today the effective psychical management of patients has become more difficult because the doctor is confronted with a modern critical patient. The relations between doctor and patient are complicated due to many doctors cooperating in treatment and diagnosis. Information of the patient and organisation of the psychical care concerning the prae, intra- and postoperative period are discussed.

Berlin↗

[Postoperative prophylaxis of thromboembolism. Present position.(author's transl)].

Only anti-coagulators and aggregation-stoppers may be said to be the medicamental prophylaxis of thromboembolism. The Cumarin-Indandion group is burdened with continuous laboratory controls. Contraindications excluding a general prophylaxis for this group as well as for Heparin and ASS exist. Infukoll, which is virtually always applicable, has the disadvantage that it has to be infused. Heparin- and Dextranspreparations however can already be used preoperatively, which means that a further decline of the coagulation complications can be expected.

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