[Glucose, ascorbic acid and hydrogen peroxide as ingredients of endoscopic hemostasis in bleeding ulcer].

Glucose and ascorbate used for endoscopic hemostasis metabolic preventive to prevent recurrent ulcer bleeding. Unacceptable joint use in endohemostasis ascorbate and hydrogen peroxide.

[Principal characteristics of the endoscopic programmed hemostasis in ulcerative gastroduodenal bleedings in patients with high operational-anesthesiological risk].

Application of the endoscopic programmed hemostasis for patients with ulcer gastroduodenal bleedings and with high operational-anesthetic risk provided metabolic rehabilitation (5% solutions of glucose and ascorbic acid) for the purpose of prevention of recurrence of the bleedings which have arisen after a hemostasis at 5.5% of patients.

[Long-term use of capillary gastrointestinal probe for treating patients with giant gastric ulcer. The case report].

Conducted a successful conservative (stationary, and then outpatient) treatment of a patient with a giant gastric ulcer long-term use (5 months) as a basic treatment of capillary gastrointestinal probe.

[Endoscopic programed hemostasis: successful application at hemorrhagic shock patient with gastric adenocarcinoma].

Conception of programmed endoscopic hemostasis, the authors used not only for hemostasis, but also to prevent a recurrence of gastrointestinal bleeding of various etiology in patients with high operative risk, as well as the local treatment of peptic ulcer disease. The method is based on metabolic rehabilitation of patients using 5% solutions of glucose, ascorbic acid and 1% solution of methylene blue.

[Aneurysm of the thoracic aorta with esophageal perforation].

Aneurysms of a chest department of an aorta with esophageal perforation two cases are presented and a lethal outcome. Difficulties in diagnostics have been caused by rare occurrence of the given pathology, insufficient experience of clinical physicians, and also absence during supervision of characteristic attributes Aortoesophageal Fistula.