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P N Kondratenko

Publications and source records attributed to P N Kondratenko.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources

[Performance of restoration surgeries in postburn stenosis of the esophagus and stomach].

The thirty-years experience of treatment of 987 patients with postburn stenosis of the gut upper parts was summarized. Of the total amount of restorational operations performed in 431 patients there were: esophagoplasty using colon--in 313 (72.62%), small intestine--in 26 (6.04%), stomach--in 66 (15.32%), segment of colon and ileum on the vascular pedicle--in 10 (2.31%), autotransplantation of jejunal segment--in 2 (0.47%), esophagocardioplasty--in 5 (1.15%), plasty with application of local tissues--in 9 (2.09%). Total mortality had constituted 6.96%, but during last 12 years it had subsided down to 1.91% due to perfection of the operations technique performed, new procedures introduction, the anesthesiological support improvement, wide usage of prophylactic measures for possibly occurring complications.

Anastomosis, Surgical↗

[Diagnosis and surgical treatment of secondary gastroesophageal reflux disease].

Examination and treatment was performed in 69 patients with secondary gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), 61 (88.4%) of whom were primarily operated on for achalasia of cardia and GERD. The choice of the operation method was based on complex examination of the patients. Due to conduction of preoperative preparation it was possible to perform the most physiological antireflux fundoplication operations in the patients.

Adult↗

[Surgical treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease in the presence of coexistent hiatal hernia].

Experience of treatment of coexistent hiatal hernia (HH) and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) in 491 patients using simultant hernioplastic and antireflux operation was summarized. Complete fundoplication was performed in 478 (97.4%) patients, noncomplete one--in 13 (2.6%), cruroraphy--in 321 (65.4%), including complex method of hernioplasty--in 80 (16.3%). Postoperative mortality was 0.8% (4 patients). The tactical and methodical principles applied have permitted to guarantee the physiologicity and safety of the coexistent HH and GERD surgical treatment.

Adolescent↗