Management of thoracoabdominal gunshot injuries by using minimally invasive surgery at role 2 deployed field hospitals in Ukraine.

The Russia-Ukraine war is associated with critical and severe thoracoabdominal injuries. A more specific approach to treating patients with thoracoabdominal injury should also include minimally invasive technologies. It remains unclear about the utility of using video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS) and laparoscopy in patients with thoracoabdominal injury.

GUNSHOT SHRAPNEL WOUND OF THE THIGH WITH DAMAGE TO THE SUPERFICIAL FEMORAL ARTERY (FEATURES OF CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS, DEVELOPMENT OF COMPLICATIONS WITH LATE MEDICAL CARE AND PRESERVATION OF THE LIMB).

Objective: The aim: To demonstrate the features of clinical manifestations and complications that occur with delayed medical treatment in cases of gunshot shrapnel through a wound of the thigh with damage to the superficial femoral artery.

Patients And Methods: Materials and methods: The wounded individual, S., was 52 years old and had sustained a gunshot wound through a shrapnel wound of the left thigh with damage to the superficial femoral artery and soft tissue defect.

[BIOLOGICAL HERMETICITY, MECHANICAL STRENGTH AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ONE-ROW AND TWO-ROW COLON ANASTOMOSES].

Aim - comparison of biological hermeticity, mechanical strength and differences in morphological characteristics of one-row and two-row colon anastomoses. 20 animals were used in the experiment. Rabbits of both sexes aged from 8 months to 1.