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M Sebestény

Publications and source records attributed to M Sebestény.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed2001

[Repeat vascular surgeries on lower limbs].

The authors present the results of 85 redo operations, which were performed in the 3rd Surgical Department of Semmelweis University and the Surgical Department of St. Borbála Hospital in Tatabánya. The period under survey lasted for five years from 01 January 1996 to 31 December 2000. 783 vascular reconstruction were performed in authors' departments during this period. The authors call attention to the fact that they consider the possibility of redo operations at the planning of the first operation, therefore it is recommended to make only the necessary operation and provide the opportunity for further operations. In their material ten percent of the reconstructive vascular operations were redo operations.

Aged↗
PubMed1979

[Late results of reconstructive peripheral vascular surgery of the lower limbs].

The late results of the first 30 crural bypass operations are presented. The longest follow-up period was 6, the shortest 1 year. At the time of check-ups 14 of the bypasses were penetrable, and 16 were occluded. On 9 of the latter 16 amputation of the thigh had to be performed. Flow conditions and the problems of indication and contra-indication are discussed.

Amputation, Surgical↗
PubMed1978

[Late results of thoracic sympathectomy in various diseases].

The late results of 171 thoracal sympathectomies performed on 142 patients in the 20-year period 1952 to 1971 are described. Favourable results were achieved in Raynaud's disease, obliterating endarteritis and other occlusive vascular diseases, and also in hyperhidrosis.

Endarteritis↗
PubMed1976

[Effect of hyperbaric oxygen on aerobic bacteria].

The authors investigated the growth of 8 species of pathogenic aerobic bacteria after treatment with hyperbaric oxygen. Within 24 hours the cultures were exposed three times for 2 hours to an absolute pressure of 3 atmospheres of oxygen at 37 degrees C. In the fluid cultures as well as in the controls the inhibitory effect of oxygen was assessed in percent by means of the densitometric method. From these in vivo experiments the authors conclude that hyperbaric treatment of superficial pyogenic events accompanying obliterating vascular diseases is reasonable.

Aerobiosis↗