The syndrome approach to diagnosis of the postoperative intraabdominal complications was used. Analysed were 170 case records and 15 observations of the patients with postoperative peritonitis. The data were registered in a specially compiled for every patient formalized card. Materials were computer-processed. The integral criterion for diagnosis of postoperative peritonitis has been obtained.
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