[NONSPECIFIC ULCERATIVE COLITIS COMPLICATED WITH MULTIPLE REPETITIVE PERFORATIONS AND DIFFUSE FECALIC PERITONITIS (CASE REPORT)].

Nonspecific ulcerative colitis is disease with complicated and not fully studied etiology and pathogenesis, and treatment of its complications is very difficult. Especially complicated is disease course with repetitive bleeding, toxic megacolon and perforation. We present a quite rare case of complication with multiple, especially repetitive perforations of transverse colon.

Pancreatoduodenectomy as classic and pylorus-preserving variant: single center experience.

It is presented and discussed the experience of pancreatoduodenectomy for pancreatic head and ampullary tumors. Of 7 cases of pancreatoduodenectomy 3 were performed as classic Whipple procedure and 4 as modified pylorus-preserving variant (PPPD). It was observed 2 cases of mild pancreatic and biliary leak and 1 patient developed abdominal wall dehiscence after the surgical site infection.

[Surgical treatment for complicated forms of colorectal cancer].

The aim of the study is to evaluate surgical options in complicated forms of colorectal cancer. It was found that radical single-stage surgery as alternative to two- and three stage procedures is the optimal surgical approach in treatment of complicated forms of colorectal cancer. An important role in the prognosis of the rectal cancer patients plays surgeon and his specific interest in colorectal surgery.

[Inguinal hernia repair: classification and the choice of adequate anaesthesia techniques].

In spite of the great achievements in herniology, the problem of inguinal hernia is not solved. The adequate classification is a step to its proper treaty. The classification of the disease is presented in the article.

[Social aspect of inguinal herniotomy].

This article reviews current concepts of inguinal hernia repair--one of the most common operations in a surgery practice. The social-economic problems of repair of inguinal hernia are also discussed. There is much variation in the time when a patient returns to work after inguinal hernia repair.