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G K Bugulov

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[Surgical tactics in combined thoraco-abdominal injuries].

Differential surgical tactics is suggested on basis of experience in the treatment of 141 patients with thoracoabdominal and associated injuries to the chest and abdomen. The emergency of the operation is dictated by continued bleeding and the volume of blood lost into the serous cavity; this can be determined with certain precision by the method described in the article. In most cases with injury to the chest management may be limited to drainage of the pleural cavity. The anatomical structure of the injured abdominal organs and diaphragm is restored through an abdominal approach. Thoracodiaphragmatomy and thoracolaparotomy are indicated only in injuries on the right side with damage of parts of the liver the approach to which is difficult. When both cavities must be opened, the order of the operative stages is determined by the predominance of the clinical picture of the injuries to the organs and the hemorrhage into the thoracic or abdominal cavity. The mortality was 13.5%.

Abdominal Injuries↗

[A table method for the evaluation of the severity and prognosis of the outcome of treatment of closed abdominal injuries].

A unified method for early prognosis of severity and results of the treatment of closed trauma of the abdomen has been developed and introduced into clinical practice. The method is based on the quantitative estimation of seven most important features characterizing the patient's state. It helps to find an adequate method of treatment and determine prognosis of more than 90% of the patients.

Abdominal Injuries↗

[Instrumental method of examination in diagnosis of closed abdominal injury].

70 instrumental investigations were performed (18 laparoscopies and 52 laparocenteses) in closed traumas of the abdomen. Both methods are believed to be of a great diagnostic precision, making 96%. A hazard of damaging internal organs during the investigation seems to be rather exaggerated. The characteristics of both methods are described comparatively.

Abdominal Injuries↗