Results of surgical treatment of 271 patients with malady recurrence after perforative gastroduodenal ulcer closure were adduced. Resectional methods of treatment were conducted in 118 patients, vagotomy combined with the stomach draining procedure--in 106, in combination with ulcer extraduodenization and duodenoplasty--in 47. Conduction of organpreserving operation with ulcer extraduodenization and duodenoplasty must be supposed mostly rational.
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