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Collected data of 74 national authors comprising 267 glomus tumors are reported. Based on these data and 49 personal authors' observations the clinic, pathogenesis, pathological anatomy and diagnosis of this rather rare lesion are described. Surgical intervention consisting in total removal of the tumor together with its capsule is the only proper method of treatment for the Barre-Masson disease.
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The present-day classification of gunshot penetrating abdominal wounds has a several number of limitations, namely: sometimes it is difficult to classify correctly the gravity of wounds, thus patients with different gravity status frequently form the same group of wounded. The authors propose to concretize the existing classification. A new variant will provide for a straight definition between the groups, the wounded who belong to the same group could be comparable in their gravity status. Generally, this new classification give a more complete and precise notion concerning the character of modern gunshot penetrating abdominal injuries.
An experience with using Aubazipor for treatment of patients with purulent wounds of soft tissues is presented. A preparation in the form of a porous plate was used for the stimulation of reparative processes on the purulent wound. The effectiveness of Aubazipor is due to the mechanical cleansing of the wound surface from pyo-necrotic masses, to a decreased amount of microbe bodies in the purulent wound. Aubazipor brought about the maturation of the granular tissue, more rapid concentric scarring, shorter terms of healing and improved outcomes of treatment of purulent wounds.