[Surgical strategies in cardiac wound treatment].
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The experience of treatment of 314 patients with erysipelas was summarized. The organizational principles of struggle against this disease are proposed.
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The experience with treatment of 2512 patients with acute diseases of the abdominal organs permitted the authors to draw a conclusion that the local measures are of primary importance in prevention of suppuration of an operative wound. Of these measures, the main ones are the following: observance of the surgical technique, differential draining the wound with the use of a drainage tube of original construction, dynamic control of a state of the wound after the operation. The use of the measures mentioned permitted to reduce the incidence of suppuration of an operative wound from 8.2 to 4.8%.
In 73 patients, the intestinal decompression was used with regard for a cause of ileus, its level, age of a patient, presence of concomitant diseases and possible development of complications. The lethality was 8.2%.
The clinical course of hypoglycemic acetonuria (in 27 children) and acute appendicitis accompanied by acetonuria (in 12) was analysed. The signs permitting to perform the differential diagnosis were distinguished.
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Associated complications took place in 68 cases (23.8%) among 286 patients operated upon for pyloroduodenal ulcer. A combination of stenosis and penetration was observed in 35.3%, hemorrhage with the penetration or stenosis was observed in 42.6%, perforation with stenosis or penetration in 22.1% of the patients. Choice of the operative intervention in the associated complications of pyloroduodenal ulcer was shown to mainly depend on the severity of the patient's state, character and degree of local pathological changes. Postoperative lethality was 5.9%.
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