[Acute mesenteric ischemia complicated by intestinal necrosis: choice of strategies of treatment].

Treatment of intestinal necrosis, caused by an acute mesenterial ischemia, represents the most complex field of surgery. Results of surgical treatment of 74 patients with various forms of mesenterial ischemia, complicated by intestinal infarction, were analyzed. Revascularization ought to be conducted if the ischemia may be eliminated.

Renal transplantation--choice of anesthesia.

The appropriate anesthesia for renal transplantation (RT) requires minimal toxicity for patient and transplant besides of sufficient pain relief and correction of vital functions. Since 1990 for this reason prolonged epidural anesthesia (PEA) was used for 42 RT. The catheterization of epidural space was performed on the spine level Th9-Th12.