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I G Dzhitava

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PubMed1998

[Use of leukocytic serum in treatment of shin trophic ulcers with protracted healing].

The results of treatment of 85 patients with trophic ulcers of various origin by leukocytic serum were compared with the results of treatment of 46 patients treated by routine method. The best clinical and aesthetic effect of this treatment was revealed in a group of patients with trophic ulcers due to vein varicosity. From 58 patients epithelization was detected in 49 (84,5%). The relapses of trophic ulcers in a period from 6 months to 1,5 years were revealed in 5 patients. The use of leukocytic serum ensures high percent of closure of the ulcers chiefly of venous etiology.

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PubMed1994

[A method of invaginated non-reflux esophago-intestinal anastomosis].

A new method for the formation of an invagination areflux esophago-intestinal anastomosis is suggested. Incompetence of the anastomosis was not encountered in any of the 52 performed operations for gastrectomy. Five patients died, but the cause of death was not connected with the method of anastomosis formation.

Adult↗
PubMed1991

[Surgical treatment of chronic venous insufficiency of the lower extremities complicated by trophic ulcers].

The article deals with the experience in surgical treatment of 157 patients with chronic venous insufficiency complicated by trophic ulcers of the leg. Purposeful study of the method of two-stage operative treatment of trophic ulcers of the lower extremities of venous origin was conducted. The expediency of dividing the operation into two stages is substantiated on basis of analysis of the results. One-stage operation was carried out in 77 and two-stage operation in 80 patients. In the group of patients treated by one-stage operation 7 (9.8%) had suppuration of the postoperative wounds. No suppuration of wounds was encountered in patients who were operated on in 2 stages. Among 51 patients who underwent one-stage operation 4, (7.8%) had a recurrence of the disease. A recurrence of the disease (trophic ulcer) was not revealed in 57 patients treated by two-stage operation.

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[Gastrojejunostomy in proximal resection of the stomach].

A new mode of forming an invaginational areflux esophagus-stomach-intestinal anastomosis was proposed. Seven patients were operated on by the proposed procedure. No cases of incompetence of anastomotic sutures were observed. The analysis of long-term outcomes suggests that there were no complications such as reflux-esophagitis and cicatricial strictures, which is accounted for by anatomical and surgical features of this mode of anastomosis.

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