Contemporary approach to the treatment of complicated diabetic angiopathy of the lower extremities

The experience of treatment of 278 patients with diabetes mellitus, complicated by the lower extremities diabetic angiopathy, was summarized. The authors had proposed the complex of treatment, including combined application of the high- and low-energy laser irradiation and catheterization of the shin arteries branches and the anterior abdominal wall superficial arteries for an adequate introduction of medicinal agents towards the affection focus. Application of the method proposed had promoted the results of treatment improvement, had permitted to proceed with economical amputation of extremity and to escape the reoperations performance.     

Endoprosthesis of mammary glands using hydrogel prosthesis PAAG "Interfall"

The results of the mammarial glands endoprosthesis in 60 women patients, of them in 57--with prostheses PAAG "Interfall", applied for the first time, were analyzed. The occurrence frequency for postoperative complications was 19%, including sensitivity disorders of papillo-areolar complex were noted in 14% of observations and seroma--in 5%. Preoperative, intraoperative, postoperative tactic of management of women patients, operated for the first time and with purulent-septic complications occurring after mammoplasty using application of gel and prostheses PAAG "Interfall" was elaborated.     

Surgical correction of intrathoracic compression of respiratory ways due to double aortal arch in children

In 1982-1999 period 49 children aged 1.5 mo-14 yrs with vascular ring anomaly were examined. In 28 of them the double aortal arch (DAA), causing intrathoracic compression of respiratory ways, was revealed. Surgical correction of DAA was done in 27 patients. Optimal surgical access is left-sided lateral thoracotomy along third or fourth intercostal space. Tactics of surgical intervention was differentiated one depending on anatomo-topographic peculiarities of aortal arch morphology, its branches and age of a child. Aortopexy was done together with vascular failure correction for concomitance with secondary tracheomalacia and Kommerel's diverticulum.     

Analysis of complications of operation for appendicular peritonitis in children

Complications, occurred after the operation for appendicular peritonitis in children, were analyzed. The frequency of the complications occurrence in patients with an acute catarrhal appendicitis had constituted 1.4%, with phlegmonous one--3.5%, gangrenous--12.1%, gangrenous appendicitis with local restricted peritonitis--18.9%, with diffuse purulent peritonitis--42%. The dependence of the complications frequency on character and severity of primary changes in abdominal cavity was established.     

The ATP, phosphoenolpyruvate contents and the hexokinase activity in erythrocytes in injured persons with the pulmonary gun shot wound

The adenosine triphosphate and phosphoenolpyruvate contents in erythrocytes are enhancing before and in early terms after the operation for the gunshot lungs parenchyma damage. The study of molecular mechanisms of the lungs pathology allows to evaluate the severity of their damage, to substantiate the operative treatment tactic and the medicinal therapy principles.     

Possibilities of x-ray methods in diagnosis of an acute pancreatitis and its local complications

The ray methods of investigation were applied in 182 patients with an acute pancreatitis (AP). In 28% of patients local complications of AP were revealed: pseudocyst, abscess, pancreatic gland phlegmon, the gastric wall infiltration and ulceration, paracolic infiltrate and colonic obstruction, biliary hypertension, portal hypertension, subcapsular and parenchymatous splenic hematoma.