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L Pawlak

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[Analysis of indications for cesarean sections in the Obstetric-gynecologic Ward of the provincial hospital in Ciechanow in the years 1986-1994].

The authors have made attempts to show analysis of cesarean section' indications in the Obstetric-Gynecological Ward of the provincial hospital in Ciechanów within the years 1986-1994. There have been 18,362 deliveries during this period of time, 2769 (15.1%) of which have been finished by c.s. We have made our tables and estimations basing mainly on the operation records and the records of labor. The analyses have revealed the increase of the c.s. number because of gestosis in multiple gestations and non-obstetric indications in our ward. The greatest group in this period of time were parturients with one or more c.s. in history. To diminish the number of this parturients could be possible when one would better analyse the indications to the first c.s., and making the attempt of a vaginal delivery in multigravidas after c.s. while the operation theater is standby.

Cesarean Section↗

[Treatment outcome of advanced Hodgkin's disease based on using an alternating program ChLVPP (chlorambucil, vinblastine, procarbazine, prednisone) and ABV (doxorubicin, bleomycin, vinblastine)].

Twenty nine patients (7 women, 22 men) with III and IV stage of Hodgkin's disease were treated according to alternating programme ChLVPP/ABV. The results were evaluated in 27 patients. Complete remission was obtained in 41% (11 patients), partial remission in 22% (6 patients). Applied treatment revealed a relatively small toxicity.

Adult↗

[Leukemic meningeal involvement in adults and its treatment].

The authors report two cases of acute leukaemia in adults with development of sings central nervous system involvement at the time of full haematological remission. In the first case the diagnosis was: acute undifferentiated-cell leukaemia, in the second one: acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. In both cases in the first stage of the disease complete remission of neurological manifestations was obtained; in the second case it was also obtained after the following relapse. In the first case death occurred during successive haematological exacerbation. Ametopterin was given intrathecally or X-ray therapy was applied.

Acute Disease↗