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T Kleba

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[Gastroscopic criteria and most frequent pain in bile reflux gastritis].

The aim of the paper was consolidation a gastroscopic cryterious and oftenest sufferings in case bile reflux gastritis. In this purpose carry over analysis 1000 successive gastroscopic study performed in case discomfort in abdominal. In 38.2% confirmed on basis gastroscopic exploration presence of bile in the stomach. In 19.1% recognised presence of bile as results bile reflux because of insufficiency duodeno-pyloric instalation. In 6.2% confirmed bile reflux gastritis. A gastroscopic features in bile reflux gastritis are: presence of bile and incrustation in the stomach mucosae a crystals bile, and co-existence changes mucosa: a hyperaemia, fragility and errosiones. Characteristics subjective sufferings are: feeling a rancid fat in the throats (100%), intolerance of the milk (92%) and bile vomit.

Adult↗

[Early and late complications after surgical gastric resection for peptic ulcer].

For evaluating early and late complications after partial gastrectomy in gastric and duodenal ulcer, performed in 1976-92 years, was investigated 585 patients. The surgery was carry out mutables Rydygier and Billroth-2 methods. The smallest complications early and late found after the operations Finney-Haberer and Billroth-2 with Braun anastomosis and vagotomy.

Anastomosis, Surgical↗

[Left sided subphrenic abscess of unknown origin].

The authors present case of 60 years old male with subphrenic abscess. The patient had been threefold open abdomen, and cause of subphrenic abscess remain unknown. The authors think, that best treatment are: transperitoneal lavage drainage and antibiotic therapy.

Anti-Bacterial Agents↗

[Mechanical obstruction of the small intestine].

A group of 193 patients treated for mechanical occlusion of the small intestine in the years 1978-1987 at the hospital in Jasło were analysed. The epidemiological index of this occlusion was 14.8 per 100 thousand of the population annually, the total mortality was 11.4%. The risk was greatest in patients with incarcerated hernia operated on with delay, especially in old age, in whom intestinal resection had to be done. In cases with necessary intestinal resection in the vicinity of the ileocaecal valve the results were better if the valve was resected with adjacent part of the intestine and ileostomy and colostomy was done.

Aged↗