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V I Papazov

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[An individual approach to the surgical treatment and medical rehabilitation of duodenal ulcer patients].

Since 1986 403 patients have been treated according to the following programme: successive preparation for surgery, the operative intervention chosen individually for each patient, the purposeful medical rehabilitation. Different types of vagotomy with draining operations were performed in 85.6% of the cases, stomach resection--in 14.4% of the patients. The mortality rate was 0%. The indications for various types of vagotomy, stomach resection and different types of draining operations were determined. Rehabilitation of 55% of the patients after the operative treatment took place at the gastroenterological department, the others--at an outpatient department. The indications for rehabilitation, its volume and time were established. The best remote results in the follow-up periods up to five years were obtained after truncal vagotomy and stomach resection. Ulcer recurrences were noted in 3.5% and 5.2% of the cases respectively. Recurrences of the disease were noted in 7.8% after combined vagotomy and in more than 20% after SPV. Nine patients out of 34 with recurrent ulcers were reoperated with good results, the others were successfully treated by conservative therapy.

Adult↗

[Eventration after emergency laparotomy].

The analysis of the causes of 45 (0.16%) eventrations which occurred after 27,438 emergency laparotomies was carried out. The authors attach the most importance in the occurrence of this complication to the development of a purulent-necrotic process in the wound of the abdominal wall, which spreads from outside inside in relation to the abdominal wall layers. Most often, eventration occurs at day 6-8 after the operation. Prophylaxis of postoperative phlegmona in a wound is the most effective measure for prevention of eventration.

Abdomen, Acute↗