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A M Kariakin

Publications and source records attributed to A M Kariakin.

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PubMed1987

[The main ways of improving results in treating combined injuries of the major vessels of the extremities].

Based on an analysis of the surgical treatment of 240 patients with traumas of the main extremity vessels (147 associated traumas included) the authors show that favorable outcomes of such injuries are due to such factors as timely diagnosis, successful struggle with the traumatic shock and blood loss, adequate and skillful technique of surgical measures, adequate treatment of concomitant injuries and character of therapy in the postoperative period.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1987

[Diagnosis and treatment of adrenal cysts].

The authors have analyzed literature data of 303 cases of adrenal cysts and describe their two cases (both patients were operated on with good results). Problems of diagnosis and treatment of this rare disease are discussed.

Adrenal Gland Diseases↗
PubMed1987

[Acute ischemia of the arms].

The article analyzes results of the treatment of 162 patients with acute ischemia of upper extremities. Acute ischemia of upper extremities was shown to be an absolute indication for operation aimed at the reestablishment of adequate bloodflow. The character of surgery is predetermined mainly by genesis of acute ischemia. Postoperative lethality was 8.8%.

Acute Disease↗
PubMed1984

[Surgical treatment of combined occlusions of the aortoiliac and femoropopliteal segments].

Associated lesions of distal segments of arteries were established in 78,2% out of 206 patients on the basis of clinico-rentgenological examinations and intraoperative findings. The correction in the aorto-iliac segment associated with extended plasty of the femoral arteries and sympathectomy improved the blood circulation in 94,3% of observations and the multistory shunting proved to be unnecessary.

Adult↗
PubMed1984

[Use of extracorporeal hemosorption for the preoperative preparation of toxic goiter patients].

The method of extracorporal hemosorption was used by the authors first in the clinical practice for the preoperative preparation of patients with thyrotoxicosis. Oxygenated SKN carbons were used as sorbents. The hemosorption was used in 16 patients with thyrotoxic goiter by the method developed in the clinic. The authors make a conclusion that hemosorption is an expedient method for the preoperative preparation of patients with a toxic goiter.

Female↗
PubMed1982

[Pathogenesis of acute peritonitis].

The article presents data on the dynamics of alterations in the ultrastructure of lymph capillaries in the small intestine wall in acute peritonitis (experimental-clinical investigation). They show an important role of the lymphatic bed of the small intestine in the development and outcome of this disease.

Acute Disease↗
PubMed1980

[Diagnosis of cholelithiasis in jaundice patients and the reasons for diagnostic errors].

The experience of diagnozing causes of jaundice in 2821 patients is described. In 428 (15,1%) patients the jaundice was of mechanical origin. The frequency and diagnostic value of certain symptoms in obstructive forms of jaundice are discussed. The diagnostic role of biochemical indices of the peripheral blood is also analyzed. Their relative significance is shown.

Adult↗
PubMed1978

[Diagnostic and prognostic importance of the intensity of the blood plasma superweak intrinsic luminescence in acute surgical diseases of the abdominal cavity organs].

The authors present the results of the studies of the intensity of plasma super-weak chemical luminescence for the diagnosis of acute appendicitis (35 cases) and various forms of cholecystitis (131 cases). The increase of the intensity level of the blood plasma chemical luminescence has been found in all the forms of cholecystitis and in appendicitis. With the improvement of the patients condition the indices of the luminescence intensity start to normalize. On the grounds of their observations the authors consider that the use of this method in surgical practice will provide information on an early development of complications before their evident clinical manifestations occur.

Abdomen, Acute↗
PubMed1978

[Is an appendectomy indicated when a diagnosis of acute appendicitis is not confirmed during the operation?].

In 236 out of 11,150 (1.8%) patients operated upon for acute appendicitis some other acute surgical and gynecological diseases were revealed. In this group of patients the vermiform process either seemed to be unchanged or its changes were considered to be secondary ones (reaction to an inflammation in adjacent organs). Histological study of vermiform processes proved the abscence of inflammatory alterations only in 35 cases. In the rest of patients either chronic or acute inflammatory process was found. The conclusion has been drawn that in case when diagnosis of acute appendicitis is not confirmed during operation, appendectomy does not produce any unfavourable effect upon the postoperative clinical course and outcome of the main disease and should be considered as a compulsory element of a surgical intervention.

Acute Disease↗
PubMed1976

[Surgical interventions in complicated forms of acute appendicitis].

Under study were the results of treatment in 10 056 patients with acute appendicitis, including 418 patients having its complicated forms. It is concluded that the extent of surgical intervention in complicated forms should be determined by the character of the complication, manifested in pathological changes of the peritoneal coat and patient's status. Appendectomy may be performed in most patients with appendicular infiltration. It is the authors' opinion that indications to peritoneal dialysis in peritonitis of appendicular origin should be largely restricted. The tactics employed by the authors enabled them to reduce the mortality in complicated forms of appendicitis up to 4.4%.

Abscess↗
PubMed1975

[Effect of retabolyl on the blood protein composition and outcome of the disease in acute peritonitis].

In 81 patients with acute diffuse peritonitis and in 38 -- with local peritonitis the authors have studied dynamically changes in the content of total protein, protein fractions in the peripheral blood, and also in the albumin -- globulin coefficient. A comparative estimation of disorders in the blood protein content and issues of the disease, depending on the use of an anabolic steroid -- retabolyl, is given. Application of retabolyl in the complex therapy enabled to reduce the number of complications and lethal issues in operated patients with diffuse peritonitis.

Acute Disease↗