Publications by authors named "B S Zaporozhchenko"

Pancreatoduodenal resection (PDR) represents one of the most demanding procedures which is required in patients with a tumoral lesion at this level. The aim of the present article was to report the results of 272 patients submitted to such surgical procedures. All patients were divided into two groups: the main group, for whom the optimized decompression algorithm was used (n=112) and the control group, for whom preparation for PDR was carried out according to generally accepted standards (n=160).

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Results of treatment of 84 patients, to whom simultant operative interventions on abdominal, the small pelvis and retroperitoneal organs were performed for concomitant somatic diseases, were analyzed. The author’s technology of laparolifting was applied in 36 patients, and classical technology with carboxyperitoneum adjustment - in 48. Variants of optimal operative accesses were determined, structure and rate of postoperative complications, peculiarities of the early postoperative period course studied.

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Results of surgical treatment for various clinic-morphological forms of chronic pancreatitis were presented. Efficacy of surgical treatment of the patients, using elaborated individual tactics, was analyzed. There was noted, that morphological changes in the pancreatic gland tissue determines peculiarities of surgical tactics for individual patient.

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Operative treatment of pancreatic pseudocysts coincides with the indices of the blood coagulation system change, which are characterized as a hypercoagulative. These disorders are noted in 12-24 h postoperatively, their rate is reducing substantially while application of pentoxyphylline. Most significant lowering of intraoperative hypercoagulation was noted while application of endoscopic drainage with the pseudocysts cavity stenting.

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The results of complex treatment analysis in 147 patients with acute destructive pancreatitis from 2006 to 2012 was made. In membrane plasmapheresis application the reduction of pain and improvement of general condition observed rapidly. By the end of the second day the activity of amylase decreased by 53% urea and creatinine level--by 62 and 56% compared with baseline.

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