[ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL JUSTIFICATION OF ENTERAL OXYGENOTHERAPY].

The article extensively covers the historical stages of the development of enteral oxygenation technique. There is shown the long way of scientific research from the first using of "oxygenating" products in the early XX century to undertaken hundred years after attempts of the oxygen introduction into gastrointestinal tract for systemic oxygenation improvement and prevention of intestinal flora translocation in sepsis. On the basis of anatomical and physiological characteristics of the intestinal wall there was shown the possibility of both local and systemic effects of the oxygen introduced into the intestinal tract.

[Enteral oxygenation in complex treatment of anaerobic septic shock in postpartum woman].

Purpose of the clinical case demonstration is to attract the professionals' attention to the method of enteral oxygen therapy successfully used in the complex intensive therapy of septic shock in young postpartum woman.

[Improving the systemic oxygenation by enteral oxygen therapy].

Objective: To study possibilities of enteral oxygen therapy for the improvement of systemic oxygenation. We studied 34 critical patients.

Results: Insufflation of oxygen into intestines brought to delayed and prolonged increase of systemic oxygenation (PaO2 and PaO2/FiO2 growth, p<0.