[Diagnosis and treatment of patients with secondary arterial hypertension of adrenal and renal genesis].

A multidisciplinary approach to the diagnosis and treatment of patients with symptomatic arterial hypertension enabled us to identify 154 patients with adrenal tumors. These patients underwent adrenalectomy for following reasons: pheochromocytoma--73 patients, aldosteronoma-- 43 patients, corticosteroma--22 patients, incidentalomas--16 patients. After surgery, stable normalization of blood pressure (BP) occurred in 84.

[Adrenal tumors: topical diagnosis and surgical outcomes].

A total of 128 adrenalectomies were made for catechol-producing tumor (n = 69), mineralocorticism (n = 27), primary and metastatic adrenal cancer (n = 20), other tumors (n = 12). A stable hypotensive result after adrenalectomy was observed in 97.1, 66.

[Endocrine crises in patients with kidney diseases].

Among surgical patients renal diseases association with diabetes mellitus was found in 117, with thyroid affection in 82 patients. Twenty-six patients were treated for primary hyperparathyroidism, 46 were operated on for adrenal tumors: pheochromocytoma (23 cases), Conn's syndrome (3 cases). Hyperglycemic coma in patients with acute purulent renal diseases was primarily due to overlooked diabetes mellitus.

[The rehabilitation of patients with urethral injuries and their sequelae].

The treatment was conducted for 154 patients aged 3-69 with traumatic rupture of the urethra. Eighteen patients underwent primary suturing, five patients primary delayed repair of the urethra. Urethral patency was achieved in all the cases.