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S A Voronov

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[Surgical approach in bilateral and combined echinococcosis of the lung].

One hundred and two patients aged from 4 to 65 years with echinococcosis were treated. Solitary cysts in both lungs were diagnosed in 69 patients, multiple cysts -- in 33 patients. In 10 cases small and middle cysts were in the upper parts of both lungs. These patients underwent one-stage operation consisting in lateral thoracotomy, removing of the cyst from one lung, incision of retrosternal mediastinal pleura, removing of the cyst from the second lung, drainage of pleural cavity. Fifteen patients with combined echinococcosis of the upper lobe of the right lung and liver were operated with another one-stage surgical method through thoracotomy in the third and sixth or seventh intercostal space. These methods are characterized by low traumaticity, decreased number of postoperative complications and hospital stay.

Adolescent↗

[Adequate gas exchange in two-sided and combined surgeries on thoracic and abdominal organs].

Method of combined artificial lung ventilation during simultaneous two-sided operations on the lungs was studied in 60 patients. This method is based on traditional ALV with parameters calculated according to functional state of the patient's respiratory system, and additional high-frequency jet pulmonary ventilation. The developed method was not accompanied by any severe disorders of gas exchange and mechanics of ventilation.

Abdomen↗

[Experience in the surgical treatment of chronic suppurative lung disease in children].

UNLABELLED: Operations were performed on 750 children with cystic hypoplasia and dysontogenetic and acquired bronchiectases. The operation volume: pulmonectomy, lobectomy, combined resections, resection of pulmonary tissue with extirpation of bronchi, extirpation of bronchi. COMPLICATIONS: atelectasis, pneumonia, intrapleural hemorrhage were encountered in 87 (11.6%) children. Six (0.8%) children died. Recurrent or residual bronchiectases were found in 27 children, 18 underwent a second operation. Recurrences were encountered mainly in children with dysontogenetic bronchiectases.

Bronchi↗