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PubMed1982

[Endolymphatic antibiotic administration in the combined treatment of peritonitis].

The endolymphatic method of infusion of antibiotics was used in 165 patients with acute inflammatory diseases of organs of the abdominal cavity, 84,8% of them recovered. A single endolymphatic infusion of a usual dose of the antibiotic makes a very high concentration of the drug in the lymphatic system and maintains a therapeutic concentration of the antibiotic in the lymph during a day. In the lymphatic nodes it retains for more than 2 weeks. The methods reduces acute inflammatory processes, makes the temperature and blood leukocytes normal and improves the general state of the patients resulting in their quicker recovery. The endolymphatic therapy with antibiotics is in good agreement with surgical and other conservative methods of treatment.

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PubMed1981

Our experience on anatomical injections of the lymphatic vessels.

The authors relate their experience on anatomical injections of the visceral lymphatic vessels. Their experience concerns the stomach, the pancreas, the lungs, the thyroid gland and the esophagus. This work has been carried out on the corpse using solution of cedar coloured oil and china wood coloured oil. The injection is performed in five steps and every motion of the hand is important. However, the results in the dead are highly depending upon the technique of injection so that the study on the living is absolutely necessary.

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PubMed1994

[Combined treatment of local suppuration in patients with diabetes mellitus].

The results of observation of 132 patients with local purulent inflammation elapsing on the diabetes mellitus background, treated with the help of detoxication (hemosorption, endolymphatic therapy, UV blood irradiation, enterosorption) methods were analyzed. Local treatment using these methods was conducted in the abacterial environment and with the inhibitor trielin application. This gave the possibility to correct effectively the endotoxicosis, secondary immunodeficiency, to prevent the sepsis origin and to improve significantly the results of patients treatment.

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