[Surgical resolutions determining outcomes of infected pancreatic necrosis].

Aim: To evaluate technology, indications and time of minimally invasive semi-closed and laparotomic sanations for infected pancreatic necrosis (IP).

Material And Methods: Initially it was used sonography-assisted minimally invasive semi-closed drainage of IP with gradual augmentation of catheters' diameter. In 462 patients with IP liquid pus prevailed over sequesters in epigastric localized pancreatonecrotic phlegmon (ELPF) and pancreatonecrotic abscesses.

[Laparotomy closure in advanced peritonitis].

Aim: to improve the results of advanced peritonitis management.

Material And Methods: 743 patients with advanced peritonitis were studied. Patients were divided into 2 groups depending on treatment strategy.

[The effect of prolonged flow aspiration drainage of laparotomy wounds of oncological coloproctologic patients on cytological parameters of wound secretion].

In oncologic coloproctologic patients the comparative cytological analysis of wound secretion in healing midline laparotomy wounds was implemented. The wounds were taken in common way (layer-by-layer tightly) and with prolonged flow aspiration drainage of subcutaneous cellular tissue. It is proved that application of prolonged flow aspiration drainage effects positively on regeneration process and objectively reflects more benevolent course of healing of laparotomy wounds.

[Application of prolonged flow-aspiration drainage of laparotomy wounds in order to reduce suppurative septic complications in bowels reconstructive surgery].

The article presents the follow-up study of 254 onco-proctologic patients after reconstructive abdominoperitoneal resections. Patients were divided into 4 statistically homogeneous groups (2 main and 2 control groups). A comparative analysis of middle and lateral laparotomy wounds healing was made.

[A method for reducing suppurative septic complications in the perineal wound after cylindrical extralevatory extirpation of the rectum in cancer patients].

One of frequent postoperative complications of cylindrical extralevatory extirpation of the rectum is suppuration of a perineal wound. It is possible to reduce to a minimum or to prevent completely this complication by application of the passive prolonged drainage of a perineal wound.