[The pathogenetic substantiation of the method used for rapid detection of high predisposition to hypertensive disease in practically healthy young servicemen].
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Visceral involvement was investigated in 168 patients with general peritonitis. Toxic hepatitis, toxic nephropathy, myocardia dystrophy, pulmonary impairment were determined in 85.7%, 83.3%, 69.6% and 19% of them, respectively. 44 (26.2%) patients with terminal peritonitis developed polyorganic insufficiency. Principal approaches to management of visceral pathology in peritonitis are analyzed.
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The authors present a report concerning the system of operational and medico-evacuation measures during the treatment of 168 patients with generalized peritonitis. During hospitalization the reactive phase was marked in 37 patients (22.1%), toxic and terminal--in 95 (56.5%) and 36 (21.4%) patients correspondingly. As a result of an adequate surgical and anesthetic intervention and complex therapy for generalized peritonitis the number of complications was diminished by 2.5 times (p 0.001), and lethal cases by 4.5 times (p 0.1). Realization of the principle of immediate specialized care is possible only in combination of adequate organizational and medical measures.
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