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V P Baskakov

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At least 37 records · Page 2Linked to original sources
PubMed1979

[Effect of perfusion of the abdominal cavity on the course of the postoperative period].

The perfusion (washing) of the abdominal cavity with isoosmomolar solution by I. I. Deryabin and M. N. Lizanets method following operations carried out upon 104 gynecological patients and 26 cases of Caesarean section was carried out. The perfusion did not bring about any unfavourable effect upon the postoperative clinical course or noxious effect upon the mesothelium of the abdominal cavity. No reliable changes in the biochemical and electrolytic blood composition were shown. The method aided in the prevention of enteroparesis, peritonitis and adhesive disease.

Cesarean Section↗
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[Diagnosis and treatment of upper urinary tract infection in women as a postoperative complication for treating genital endometriosis].

156 women operated on for genital endometriosis received treatment for infection of the upper urinary tracts diagnosed by ultrasound. The treatment was conducted only in case of normal urodynamics achieved by drainage (on demand) and comprised antibacterial therapy, efferent hemocorrection, intravascular laser irradiation of blood, hyperbaric oxigenation. A response was obtained in 98% patients.

Anti-Infective Agents↗
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[Radiologic diagnosis of urinary tract disorders in genital endometriosis].

The paper is concerned with the results of combined investigation of 157 women suffering from genital endometriosis, operated on for this disease. The involvement of the lower parts of the ureters in a pathological process was detected in 48 patients before operation and in 6 patients at operation. Comparison of x-ray and operative findings with histology specimens made it possible to define endogenous and exogenous forms of ureteral endometriosis and three variants of an x-ray picture in this pathology (the absence of abnormal changes of the urinary tract, hydroureter is over the narrowed part of the ureter, hydroureteronephrosis). The authors have shown a high informative value of combined x-ray investigation and the effectiveness of its use in clinical practice.

Adult↗