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V I Korepanov

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[Formation of closed aseptic anastomosis of the hollow organs with the use of laser].

The authors modified the method for formation of aseptic anastomosis, using radiation of the CO2-laser and neodymium-doped YAG laser. The techniques for placing the enteroenteric anastomosis, gastroentero- and cholecystojejunoanastomosis are presented. Reduction in incidence of inflammatory and purulent postoperative complications has been achieved.

Anastomosis, Surgical

Treatment of cutaneous leishmaniasis using a carbon dioxide laser.

Use of a carbon dioxide laser to vaporize the local lesions caused by cutaneous leishmaniasis is reported. A total of 108 patients have been treated in this way and followed up. The treatment reduces the management time of patients at least 1.5 times and is followed by satisfactory aesthetic outcomes. No recurrences have been observed among the 82 patients who have been followed up for 7 years.

Adult

New technique of anastomosis after resection of left colon and rectum.

A novel technique of 'autorecanalizing' anastomosis has been developed experimentally to reduce the risk of anastomotic failure when resection of the left colon or rectum is performed in the face of suboptimal bowel preparation. The method has been used in nine patients who presented with large bowel obstruction. One patient developed a low output faecal fistula that closed spontaneously within 19 days of operation. No leakage was detected in the remaining eight patients. The delay between operation and recanalization ranged from 8-13 days and the caecostomy used for intubation closed spontaneously within 24 days of surgery.

Anastomosis, Surgical

Resection of abdominal hollow organs by laser.

During a ten-year period 642 abdominal hollow organ resections have been performed by means of a new, original technique--that is, CO2 laser irradiation combined with specially designed instrumentation. This resulted in a remarkable decrease in postoperative morbidity and mortality. The article describes the laser procedure.

Anastomosis, Surgical

[Laser therapy].

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