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V M Moguchev

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[Immediate results of deep suture of the common bile duct].

The continuous suture of the common bile duct was used in 304 patients. It was used with the curative, curative-diagnostic and diagnostic purposes in mind. The indications for this suture were a complete removal of all stones from the bile ducts and a good passability of the distal portion of ductus choledochus. The authors analyze complications of the continuous suture of the common bile duct, such as "forgotten" stones in the ducts, incompetence of its sutures, peritonitis etc. Their causes are disclosed and the means of prevention are recommended. It is concluded that the continuous suture of the common bile duct is the most physiological method for the completion of choledochotomy with the corresponding indications. Peritonitis, pancreatitis and suppurative cholangitis are believed to be contraindications for using the continuous suture.

Adult↗

[Late results of supraduodenal choledochoduodenostomy in the light of clinico-rentgenological and clinico-endoscopic findings].

The authors discuss remote results of choledochoduodenostomy in 105 patients examined clinically, rentgenologically and endoscopically for 1--7 years. Good and excellent remote results were obtained in 87,6% of patients. Poor and staisfactory results were shown by patients with stenosis of anastomosis and recurrent pancreatitis. One of the causes of jondice and cholangitis is an obstruction of the ducts with food masses in patients with anastomosis of less than 0,5 cm size, believed by the authors to be critical.

Adult↗

[Acute cholecystitis in the clinical picture of acute food poisonings].

The authors followed up 215 patients with acute cholecystitis who were hospitalized with an erroneous diagnosis of food poisoning and 346 food poisoning patients who developed acute cholecystitis in the course of the disease mentioned. Symptoms for differential diagnosis of acute cholecystitis and food poisoning were considered.

Acute Disease↗