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K Nowotny

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[Basic studies of ultrasound surgery. VIII. Experimental animal studies of power ultrasound surgery of the swine pancreas].

The technique of the power ultrasound was tested in vitro and in vivo in 20 porcine pancreas. Simultaneous temperature measurements and laboratory tests do not produce any restriction. Enzymatic disorders were provable adequate to the clinical course. The ultrasonic effect guarantees a nearly riskless dissection in the layer. Joining processes, by adding Ligament-FIMOMED, produced a waterproof occlusion of parenchymal wounds. The cross-section of the pancreas with the pancreatic duct was sealed sufficiently. Also the jointed pancreato-jejunostomy remained sufficient. The reaction of the pancreatic parenchyma to the power ultrasound was small. A scarred metaplasia evolved immediately at the adhesive as a chronic atrophic interstitial pancreatitis. Only in case of occlusion of the pancreatic duct this alteration comprehended the whole pancreas.

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[Hernia incarcerata in the aged (author's transl)].

From 1966 up to 1975 164 patients with a hernia incarcerata were seen. 21,3% of them died, in most cases of delayed diagnosis bowel resection was necessary. The prognosis depends on ileus (11,8%) and multimorbidity of the aged. The death was mainly related to peritonitis (43%) and pneumonia (26%). Only no delay in diagnosis, early surgery, intensive pre- and postoperative care will improve the results.

Aged↗

[Prognosis and treatment of obstructing carcinoma of the colon and rectum (author's transl)].

From 1955 up to 1976 we observed 1140 patients with cancer of the colon and rectum. Out of these 134 patients had obstruction. Only in 40.3% radical resections could be done; mortality rate (22.0%). 54.7% underwent palliative procedures, 8% were inoperable. The primary mortality rate of this group came up to 62%. Causes were: peritonitis (44.5%), pneumonia (17.3%), pulmonary embolism (12.44%). The 5-year survival-rate for patients under 60 years was 31%.

Colonic Neoplasms↗