[Decompression of the biliary tract in acute cholangitis].

Analysis of the results of treatment of 152 patients with acute cholangitis of benign origin made it possible to substantiate two-stage therapeutic tactics consisting in instrumental decompression at the peak to the disease and a corrective intervention conducted after removal of the clinical manifestations of ascending biliary infection and cholemic intoxication. The two-stage method of treatment of acute cholangitis allowed the frequency of purulent complications of hepatic insufficiency to be reduced and the postoperative mortality to be lowered six fold.

[Complications of an inflammatory nature in the presacral wound after an operation for abdominal-anal resection with downward repositioning of the colon].

A retrospective analysis of causes and outcomes of inflammatory complications in the presacral wound after abdomino-anal resection with bringing down for carcinoma of the rectum has shown active treatment of the wound to be necessary. The fractional lavage with the ozonization and active aspiration is highly estimated as a prophylactic and therapeutic method.