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V F Koval'kov

Publications and source records attributed to V F Koval'kov.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1992

[The use of diagnostic and therapeutic colonofibroscopy in children].

The results of investigation of the large intestine in 187 children were analysed. Of them, in 28 the terminal ileum was as well examined. In 38 patients with polyps and intestinal invagination, colonoscopy was performed in combination with endoscopy. Colonofibroscopy was used as a primary method of study to establish the causes of intestinal hemorrhage, colitis syndrome. The method has a high informative value, permits to extend the diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities in pediatric proctology.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1991

[Surgical complications of peptic ulcer in children and adolescents].

The authors analyze 36 cases of operative procedures for surgical complications of ulcer disease in children and juveniles. Perforation of ulcer was noted in 30 cases, bleeding--in 4 cases, combination of penetration of ulcer into the pancreas head with bleeding--in one case, in the other case--perforation of gastric ulcer with bleeding. Emphasis is laid on the severity of complications and in relation with it a question arises of early diagnosis and treatment of ulcer disease in children and juveniles.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1991

[Post-traumatic pancreatic cysts in children].

The analysis of 10 cases of a posttraumatic pancreatic cyst in children ranging in age from 3 to 11 years was carried out. No complicated course of the disease was noted. Resulting from conservative treatment, cysts disappeared in 4 patients, 6 children were operated on. Prognosis and long-term results of treatment are good.

Child↗
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[Mesenteric lymphangiomas of the small intestine in children].

The authors have made an analysis of 15 cases with lymphangiomas of the small intestine mesentery in children aged from 3 days up to 12 years. Attention is called to problems in diagnosing this pathology. The optimum variant of examination is presented which allow the correct diagnosis to be made. All the children were operated upon. The method was chosen depending on localization of the cyst and on the patient's age. Good results of treatment were obtained.

Child↗