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W Mokros

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[Staging of morbus Hodgkin by explorative laparotomy (author's transl)].

75 patients suffering from Hodgkin's disease underwent explorative laparotomy. This meant to correct the initial staging in a percentage of 34. There was an increase of postoperative complications in secondary laparotomies. In 4 our of 25 patients an unexpected involvement of the spleen could be demonstrated.

Adolescent↗

[A special glass electrode for pH-measurements on biological tissues].

The institute Meinsberg of the Technische Universität Dresden developed on our demand a special glass electrode for pH-estimation on biological surfaces. We used this electrode to check pH on the gastric mucosa intraoperatively. The results show a relation between the preoperative gastric acid stimulation-test and the intraoperative assessment. In case of ulcer perforation the intraoperative estimation of pH allows some conclusions of gastric secretion and will influence the choice of surgical procedure in treatment this complication.

Electrodes↗

[Experiences with primary and secondary laparotomy with splenectomy in Hodgkin's disease].

The explorative laparotomy with splenectomy belongs under adequately strong indication to the standard techniques of the dilated diagnostics and stage subdivision of lymphogranulomatosis. 61 patients of the Medical Academy Magdeburg were exploratively laparotomised from 1974--1978, of them 38 patients primarily before the beginning of the therapy and 23 patients secondarily 1--8 years after therapy. Changes of the stages before and after laparotomy, relations between affection of the spleen and histological type and primary histology, respectively, as well as weight of the spleen are discussed, postoperative complications are explained and adequate conclusions rendered.

Diagnostic Techniques, Surgical↗

[Reoperations on the extrahepatic bile ducts (author's transl)].

Out of 725 operative procedures at the gallbladder and bile duct there were 33 multiple interventions. The mortality rate of reoperations came up to 3 per cent. If feasible long-time T-drainage or ring-drainage is preferred. Biliodigestive anastomoses should be avoided.

Bile Ducts↗