[Report on a study visit in the USA].
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Czech Republic↗
Biomedical subjects
M Sácha
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[When should surgery be performed in traumatic hemoperitoneum ].
Authors in their theoretical report discuss problems of traumatic haemoperitoneum resulting from blunt abdominal injury including diagnostics and therapy. They put the stress on diagnostic-therapeutic algorithm. It is emphasized the necessity of immediate US of the abdomen and at the haemodynamically stable patients helical CT scan. Classification of injured certain abdominal cavity organs is mention and suggested unification of these classifications. It is highlighted conservative treatment of traumatic haemoperitoneum with regular monitoring including monitoring of intralpha abdominal pressure and abdominal compartment syndrome. Damage Control Surgery System, as a new strategy, is discussed in a part regarding operative management.
Abdominal Injuries↗
[Early breast carcinoma--diagnosis and therapy].
The authors are presenting a review of the current state of diagnosis and surgical treatment of the early breast cancer, an algorithm of the diagnosis and the treatment. The authors are showing the impact of the breast preserving surgery and from their point of view present experience with 362 patients operated at the General Surgery Pardubice assembled in years 1998 and 1999.
Breast Neoplasms↗
[Current views on pancreatic carcinoma].
The modern methods of diagnosis can detect cancer of pancreas in stage in which possibility of operation is so high. The contribution of mini-invasive surgery is to prepare patient to operate on with success and low risk. We give an account of view to surgical problems with adenocarcinoma of exocrine pancreas which is developed in course of hundred years of surgical practice. We present retrospective study (not closed) of patients with that diagnosis during the last 5 years, complications, algorithm of diagnosis, procedures results.
Adenocarcinoma↗