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V P Bykov

Publications and source records attributed to V P Bykov.

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PubMed2003

[Gunshot wounds of the chest and abdomen in peacetime].

320 gunshot wounds of the trunk in peacetime are analyzed. Wounds from hunting rifle (71.2%) dominated, penetration into pleural or abdominal cavity was revealed in 89.4% cases. Thoracoabdominal and combined wounds of the chest and abdomen reached 23.8%. Significant destruction of the soft tissues and bones, multiple damages of organs were seen often. Causes of infectious complications and lethal outcomes were analyzed. Improving of care quality has reduced lethality from 21.8 to 15.6%.

Abdominal Injuries↗
PubMed1990

[Unfavorable outcomes and complications of temporary occlusion of the bronchi].

The authors possess experience in applying temporary bronchial occlusion (TBO) in 184 patients in whom the procedure was conducted 236 times. The outcomes of TBO were poor in 17.3% (32) of cases and complications occurred in 8.1% (15) of cases. The poor outcomes were due to ungrounded increase of the indications for the performance of TBO. Complications can be brought to minimum if TBO is conducted in specialized departments by experienced endoscopists-bronchologists.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1989

[Peace-time abdominal gunshot wounds].

From analysis of the results of surgical treatment of gunshot injuries of the abdomen in 55 patients the authors conclude that insufficient experience of surgeons in the treatment of such injuries is the main cause of pyogenic complications (51%). They failed, as a rule, to take into account the extent of the affection and the spread of the devitalized tissues, as a consequence of which unjustified economical and non-radical debridement was performed. Eleven patients (20%) died, seven of them, from peritonitis.

Abdominal Injuries↗