Publications by authors named "George Kenchadze"
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- The study compares two treatment methods for appendiceal mass and abscess: emergency surgery and conservative treatment, which includes observation with and without follow-up surgery.
- A total of 74 patients were analyzed, revealing that those undergoing interval surgery experienced shorter operation times and fewer postoperative complications compared to emergency surgery patients.
- The findings suggest that conservative treatment, particularly without interval surgery, is a favorable approach since it resulted in a low recurrence rate of appendicitis and fewer complications overall.
Introduction: Gallbladder agenesis is a rare congenital abnormality with an incidence of 10-65 per 100,000. Approximately half of these patients are surgically operated on because of the symptoms similar to biliary colic, and correct diagnosis is established intra-operatively. We present a clinical case of gallbladder agenesis from our practice.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIntroduction: The aim of this prospective randomized clinical study was to compare and analyze the results of two methods of treatment of incisional hernia: open retromuscular mesh repair and onlay technique.
Methods: 180 patients who underwent open elective surgery for middle primary incisional hernia were randomized into two groups. The retomuscular mesh repair was used in the first group and the onlay technique - in the second group.