ОРИГИНАЛЬНЫЕ СТАТЬИ
Introduction. The number of patients that need repeated operations on aortic valve due to dysfunction or degeneration of previously implanted prosthesis is constantly increasing throughout the world because of the constant growth of number of operated patients. The aim of our study was to assess the clinical outcomes of repeated surgeries for aortic valves, held at the Heart Centre of the University of Leipzig (Germany) from 1994 to 2008. Materials and methods. The study included 155 patients, 86 patients of which have had aortic valve prosthesis without reconstruction of the aortic root (rAVS) and 69 patients aortic root replacement (rAVR). The average time between operations amounted to 6.7 ± 7.9 years for all patients; 2.9 ± 3.1 and 8.8 ± 6.7 years for patients with implanted mechanical and biological valves, respectively. Results. The findings showed early lethality of 4.5% for all patients (3.5% for rAVS without root and 5.8% for rAVR with root, p = 0.5). Five-and eight-year survival is 66 ± 5% and 61 ± 6% for all patients and does not differ between surgical groups. Left ventricular ejection fraction is less than 30% (OR 9.2, 95% CI 1.1 -80.3) and initial neurological deficit (OR 22.1, 95% CI 2.3 -197.4) were independent predictors of early mortality. Independent predictors of late mortality were: NYHA functional class IV (HR, 95% CI 2.2 = 1.5, p -3.2 < 0.01) and infective endocarditis (HR 2.2, 95% CI = 1.4 -3.1 p < 0.01). Conclusions. Thus, repeated surgeries on aortic valve is associated with the acceptable early and late survival.
Introduction. Due to the growth in the number and volume of surgical interventions on abdominal organs, as well as associated pathology, resulting in frequent postoperative complications, there has been an increase in the frequency and severity of the current adhesive disease of peritoneum. The main purpose of the project is to analyze early and delayed results in surgical treatment of peritoneal adhesions. Materials and methods. The work includes a retrospective analysis of data with emergency surgical pathology in the period 1997-2008 of 638 patients, that have undergone medical care regarding peritoneal adhesions at the clinic as a part of BSMU (city of UFA). In the total structure of patients the prevailing group was the one with acute ileus (52%), requiring emergency surgery. Depending on the type of surgery the operated patients were divided into two groups: an adheolysis group of 302 patients (91%); and a group of adhesiolysis + bowel resection with anastomosis of 30 patients (9%). Results. The findings showed that the early postoperative complications manifested in the form of early adhesive intestinal obstruction and anastomotic dehiscence, requiring repeated surgeries. In the group with the adhesiolysis, such interference was carried out for 42 patients (14%). Anastomosis group has undergone complications in 8 patients (27%): the subgroup of double layer anastomosis - in 6 patients (29%), subgroup of single layer anastomoses - 2 patients (22%). Conclusion. It has been noted that the frequency of early complications after anastomoses remains high (27%), and reliably is not different, as with the use of the double layer (29%), and with the use of single-layer intestinal stitch (22%). Deferred results demonstrate the return of symptoms during the first year in 217 patients (47%). And the high frequency to form clinical signs of peritoneal adhesions in 68% of patients still remains within two years after surgery.
Aims: The purpose of the study is to study the clinical and laboratory features of jaundice with the identification of the most informative differential diagnostic signs of diseases in patients sent to an infectious inpatient facility. Materials and methods. 127 outpatient and inpatient maps of patients with jaundice syndrome were analyzed. Additional methods of investigation (general and biochemical blood tests, serological and genetic-molecular markers of viral hepatitis, FGDS, ultrasound, CT and MRI of abdominal cavity organs) were used. Results. Conducted a comprehensive analysis of the clinical anamnesis data and additional tests patients referred to hospital infectious clinical № 4 Ufa with suspected acute, chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis of viral etiology. The most informative clinical and anamnestic data, clinical-biochemical and seroimmunological indices in the differential diagnosis of superhepatic, hepatic non-viral etiology and subhepatic jaundice caused by acute surgical pathology (toxic hepatitis, Gilbert’s syndrome, calculous cholecystitis, acute pancreatitis) and oncological diseases of the abdominal cavity organs (liver, pancreas, stomach, intestines). As a result, non-infectious jaundice was established and patients were transferred to profile hospitals. The conclusion. Timely correct evaluation of the type of jaundice determines further medical tactics, the volume of medical measures and the place of their conduct. In the differential diagnosis of jaundice should carefully analyze the clinical and medical history, liver function tests, also use additional instrumental examination methods.
LITERATURE REVIEW
Introduction. At the moment, there is an «epidemic» of an adrenal incident. The frequency of detection is about 7% among the population. Under incidentaloma is understood, the accidentally revealed education in the adrenal glands, regardless of hormonal activity. Radiation methods of research play an important role in determining the nature of formations and tactics of reference. In recent decades, there has been a breakthrough in the diagnosis of adrenal gland formation. It is complex radiation imaging in combination with ultrasound, CT, MRI that allowed to conduct preoperative diagnostics of adrenal tumors, to determine the type of tumor, to establish the stage and prevalence of the process. Despite such a comprehensive study of diagnostic methods, this once again shows the relevance of the adrenal gland problem. Do not forget that with the high diagnostic effectiveness of modern radiation methods for diagnosing adrenal tumors, hormonal studies are needed to establish an accurate diagnosis. Materials and methods. The review examines the possibilities and limitations of these methods, and presents a technical specification. This review considers the relevance of the application in scientific research and clinical practice in the field of retroperitoneal pathology. Conclusion. With most positive confessions, the problem of differential diagnostics of adrenal gland remains open and needs further study.
CLINICAL CASE
Introduction. To date, in penal institutions of the Russian Federation annually there are not less than 10000 accurately registered facts of self-mutilation, causing immediate or delayed medical care in terms of surgical hospital. In this context, the main objective of this work is to analyze cases of self-mutilation, simulating an acute surgical pathology, to show essential diagnostic difficulties and medico-economic effects upon inadequate therapy in this group of patients, exemplified by clinical cases. Materials and methods. The research covered the analysis of 150 cases of selfmutilation, to simulate acute surgical pathology, among penitentiaries of the Republic of Bashkortostan in the period 2014-2016. Results. The findings showed that all the facts of self-mutilation are characterized by a certain typology of the process: localization, self-mutilation mechanism, means of implementation, and reduced compliance of patients. It is shown that the development of complications is due to the late delivery of adequate treatment because of false anamnesis provided by the prisoners. A specific clinical example showed how a false version of the disease development, despite the use of the most expensive and modern methods of research and diagnosis leads to tactically wrong treatment strategies. It is shown that understanding the true situation for a doctor is important both in terms of preventing medical errors as prescribing unfounded invasive research methods, polyprognosis and/or intensification of therapy, and economic considerations, since damage to health resources in treating complications of self-mutilation may be quite substantial. Conclusion. All medical personnel with at least a small chance to encounter medical assistance to prisoners should have access to special training programs that have to be implemented even at the stage of teaching at higher medical schools. These programs should include peculiarities and internal organization of different types of correctional institutions, ethical risks that relate to their activities on health protection.
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