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S N Buianova

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PubMed1993

[Reconstructive plastic operations in ptosis and prolapse of the genitalia. The choice of the technic and the prevention of complications].

The principal causes of recurring prolapses are inadequate choice of surgical technique and unqualified performance of the operation proper, as well as the absence of expert evaluation of the performance capacity of this patient population. The authors suggest pathogenetically, anatomically, and functionally validated methods of reconstructive surgery permitting restoration of the position and function of the genitals and the adjacent organs and helping preserve the generative function of fertile women. Approaches to prevention of recurrences are outlined.

Adult↗
PubMed1993

[The principles of preoperative preparation in genital fistulae of an inflammatory origin].

Body defense potential was examined in 156 patients with genital fistulas of inflammatory origin. Addition of myelopid, an immunomodulating agent, to the scheme of preoperative treatment was experimentally validated. Preoperative preparation was assessed from the time course of the patients' general status, blood parameters, liver and kidney functions, and immunity status.

Chronic Disease↗
PubMed1991

[Corrective effect of reflexotherapy on the hypophyseal-ovarian and sympathetic-adrenal systems after ovariectomy].

The time course of LH, FSH, prolactin, estradiol, hydrocortisone, insulin and catecholamine levels in the blood was followed up in 62 patients of a reproductive age after surgical switch-off of the ovaries. Reflex therapy (electroacupuncture, acupuncture, other types of reflex therapy) included in the complex of postoperative treatment was conductive to the maintenance of a favorable level of hormones contributing to compensatory defense reactions to surgical stress and total ovariectomy.

Adult↗
PubMed1991

[The reflexotherapy at the hospital stage of the functional disorders following the surgical shutoff of the ovaries].

Basing on the parameters of psychoemotional status and vegetovascular reactions in 104 patients of a reproductive age after surgical castration, the authors assess the results of combined therapy, including reflex therapy. The postoperative treatment resulted in improvement of psychoemotional status and normalization of the vegetovascular reactions that may be regarded as early manifestations of the post-castration syndrome.

Adult↗
PubMed1990

[Diagnosis and treatment of ureteral stricture in gynecologic pathology].

The paper presents 10-year experience with surgical treatment of ureteral stricture in retrocervical endometriosis and suppurative adnexal diseases. The most efficient methods of diagnostic location and grading of ureteral stricture were found out. Therapeutic approaches to strictures coexisting with retrocervical endometriosis and suppurative adnexal lesions are discussed with reference to degrees of constriction and the status of the ureteral walls. The results of treatment are presented.

Endometriosis↗
PubMed1990

[Suppurative inflammatory fistulas].

The current incidence of purulent inflammatory fistulas is 31.1%. An analysis of 36 patients with these fistulas has identified stages of their formation. Anaerobic flora and a primary cause of pelvic and adnexal abscess formation were major determinants of fistula formation.

Adult↗
PubMed1989

[Clinical significance of mean molecules in the prognosis of pyo-septic complications in patients with genital fistulas].

Fifty-four patients with a variety of inflammatory diseases were investigated. Thirty-four of those were admitted for elective surgical treatment of genital fistulas, and 20 patients underwent a conservative anti-inflammatory treatment. Three degrees of intoxication were identified on the basis of the mean molecular level. The data obtained are an evidence of the predictive value of mean molecular level for the prognosis of pyo-septic complications.

Adult↗
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[Connective tissue dysplasia as one of the possible causes of urinary incontinence in women with genital prolapse].

Urinary incontinence (UI) in patients with genital prolapse is not always related to stress. It may result from dyslocation of the vesicourethral segment. While genital prolapse in young patients after a single normal delivery is common manifestation of connective tissue dysplasia (CTD) at the level of the reproductive system, 51.8% cases of UI may be of neurogenic origin and present as dysfunction of the vesicourethral segment and pelvic diaphragm. Unstability of the bladder and urethra in these cases may represent CTD at the level of the pelvic organs.

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