Efficacy of pharmacopuncture for treating children with physical disabilities in uzbekistan.

Objective: This research was performed to investigate the efficacy of complex rehabilitation combined with pharmacopuncture treatment for the children with neuromotor system diseases.

Methods: Fifty (50) patients aged from 5 to 15 yr old were compared. Twenty (20) patients received conventional treatments and complex rehabilitation as a control group, and fifty (50) patients received complex rehabilitation with pharmacopuncture.

[Study of the microbial spectrum of ulcerative-and-necrotic lesions in gerontological patients with lower limb chronic ischaemia].

The present work deals with a comprehensive study of the microbial spectrum of an ischaemic trophic ulcer in gerontological patients with degree IV lower limb chronic ischaemia in order to improve therapeutic outcomes by means of selecting individual antibacterial therapy for a possible prognosis of the results of treatment for an ulcerative-and-necrotic lesion of distal portions of the lower extremities depending on the spectrum of the microflora vegetating in the wound. Based on examining a total of 130 patients aged 70 years and older suffering from lower limb chronic critical ischaemia, we revealed that the pathogen of secondary wound infection isolated in trophic ulcers of the lower extremities influences the total outcomes of surgical management. A conclusion was made on the necessity of a compulsory dynamic scrutiny of the microbial flora of the lower-limb atherosclerotic ulcer, which makes it possible to carefully select individual antibacterial bactericidal therapy with due regard for microbial sensitivity to bactericidal agents.

[Pyoinflammatory complications of the permanent vascular hemodialysis access].

Of 315 patients with permanent vascular hemodialysis access, 23 (7,3%) patients developed pyoinflammatory complications in various terms after the operation. Angiogenic sepsis was registered in 73,9% of them. Lethality among patients with pyoinflammatory complications of the vascular access was 69,6%.

[Surgical policy in patients aged 70 years and over presenting with grade iv chronic ischaemia of lower limbs].

The present work deals with a currently important problem concerning surgical decision-making in treatment of lower-limb critical ischaemia in elderly and aged people. A total of fifty-three 70-and-more-year-old patients presenting with an ulcerative-and-necrotic lesion of soft tissue of the crus and foot underwent treatment at Hospital of War Veterans No?2. They were subdivided into two groups depending on the level (height) of occlusion, and each of the groups was further subdivided into subgroups of patients subjected to the classical for the given localization of the lesion shunting operations, to compare the latter with less traumatic but at the same time less effective minor and non-anatomical reconstructions.