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P Boeţi

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[Liver transplantation--considerations over 8 cases operated in the year 2000].

In the year 2000, at the Department for General Surgery and Liver Transplantation from The Fundeni Clinical Institute Bucharest, seven OLTs and one living-related transplantation were performed in 6 adults and 2 children. Postoperative complications were: bile leakage, hemoperitoneum, lower gastrointestinal hemorrhage, parietoabdominal hematoma. There was only one postoperative death due to septic complications in the 18th p.o.d. and one late death due to pneumonia of unknown origin. After the results in the year 2000 there was an increased number of donors and referrals. We consider that now in Romania this is an established program that will continue depending on the number of donors and financing.

Adult↗

[Pyogenic liver abscess].

The objective of this study was to investigate and report changes in presentation, management and outcome of patients with pyogenic liver abscess (PLA). Between 01.01.1995-31.12.1999, 27 patients with PLA were treated in the General Surgical Service of the Fundeni Clinical Hospital. The incidence of cryptogenic abscesses was dominant (55.5%). The symptoms and the biological status are frequently nonspecific. The CT scan and echographic examination sensibility in the diagnosis of the PLA was 89.5% and 78.3%. The aerobe germs are most involved. All patients received antibiotic treatment in preoperative as in postoperative period. The surgical treatment was performed in 24 patients: in 9 patients (33.3%), the abscess was surgically evacuated and drained and in 15 patients (55.5%), a liver resection was performed. Percutaneous catheter drainage under CT or echo-guidance was performed in three patients (11.1%). The clinical evolution was good in 21 patients (77.7%). There was four complications (14.8%) and two death (7.4%). Although with a better prognostic, the PLA remains an important pathology.

Adolescent↗