[Long-term results of operative treatment of gastric ulcers].

Long-term results of operative treatment of 191 patients with ulcers of gastric localization were studied at terms from 1 year to 10 years. In 40 patients with malignant ulcers the recurrent cancer appeared within 5 years after resection of the stomach, during the first year--in 95%. In a group of 19 patients with malignant ulcers not diagnosed before operation recurrent cancer has also appeared in half of the patients, but during the first year in 1/3 only.

[Long-term results of gastric ulcers chemotherapy].

Aim: Determination of criteria of choice of gastric ulcer (GU) treatment.

Materials And Methods: 904 GU patients given conservative drug therapy in 1986-1996 were followed up.

Results: Recurrences of GU can be of three types: type 1--rare recurrences (once in 10-11 years), type 2--recurrences occur twice for 10-11 years), type 3--recurrences occur every 1.

[Expanding the indications for the surgical treatment of gastric peptic ulcer].

A group of patients operated upon for ulcer disease of the stomach was selected from 1279 patients with this disease in which the nearest results of the surgical treatment were followed-up retrospectively. Seven patients died. The average period of postoperative treatment in the hospital was (17.