[Status of central hemodynamics in elderly patients with different types of anesthesia during laparoscopic operations for colon cancer].

Comparative analysis of central hemodynamics changes in 54 elderly patients with colon cancer during laparoscopic interventions. Physical status - ASA II-III. Were used 3 methods of anesthesia maintenance.

[The noncomplicated colon cancer treatment].

531 patients with non-complicated and non-metastatic colon cancer were operated on during 1995-2008 years. Surgery was radical in all cases. Various types of surgical treatment of the colon cancer, postoperative complications and lethality were analyzed.

[Is subtotal resection of the colon actual for ulcerative colitis in the century of ileal reservoirs?].

The authors describe results of surgical treatment of 112 patients operated for a severe resistant form of ulcerative colitis (UC). In 26 (23.2%) of observations the operations were performed for complications, in 65 (58%)--for hormone-resistent, and in 21 (18.

[Anesthesia in the early postoperative period in patients who had undergone extensive surgical interventions on the colon with plastic repair].

Reconstructive plastic (n = 24) and repair operations (n = 23) on the colon were performed in 47 patients at Coloproctology Research Center (Moscow). The patients were divided into 2 groups administered different anesthesias and postoperative analgesias: total intravenous anesthesia (TIA) and combined epidural anesthesia (CEA). Adequate analgesia by CEA and early activation of patients after the operation promoted earlier (by 2 days) recovery of the motor function of the intestine than after TIA and traditional intramuscular analgesia with a narcotic analgetic.

[Management of patients after reconstructive and restorative surgery of the large intestine].

Reconstructive-restorative operations were conducted on the large intestine in 932 patients. Means of optimization of treatment in the early postoperative period in elderly and old-aged patients, who often have concomitant diseases, must be searched for. The dynamics of energy consumption in the early postoperative period was studied in 15 patients.