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B M Datsenko

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[The surgical treatment of acute cholecystitis in patients in a group at increased risk].

The article deals with the results of treatment of acute cholecystitis in 190 patients of the increased risk group. An urgent operation was performed on 25 patients, the others received intensive nonoperative treatment and were subjected to complex examination aimed primarily at assessing the hepatic function (ultrasonic examination with photometric determination of screen luminescent brightness, intraduodenal contact electrothermometry, plasma biochemical tests). In failure of this treatment 88 patients underwent transhepatic microcholecystomy, one-stage external-internal drainage was carried out in 43 patients. Operation was undertaken in the cold period in 104 patients; chloroform with procaine hydrochloride was administered through a catheter in 15 patients to dissolve gallstones.

Acute Disease↗

[The determination of the volume of circulating plasma using the indicator T-1824].

A method for measuring circulating plasma volume (CPV) by diluting T-1824 indicator is described, making allowance for the exponential pattern of labeled serum albumin elimination from the vascular bed. The method consists in double collection of blood samples after intravenous injection of the indicator, computation of the constant of its extravasation rate, and extrapolation to the zero time. Analysis of the results obtained by this method and CPV values derived from the hematocrit and circulating blood volume--(CBV) estimated with the help of Albert table (1971), as well as with CPV value derived from the hematocrit and CBV measured by impedance method in 22 patients with slight uncomplicated ventral and diaphragmal hernias has demonstrated high linear correlation coefficients, +0.77 and +0.78 (p less than 0.01), respectively.

Blood Volume Determination↗

[Duodenal motility disorders in calculous cholecystitis].

In acute calculous cholecystitis, the impairment of motor duodenal function was revealed in 81.6% of the patients, in chronic calculous cholecystitis-in 72.2%. Hypotension in the duodenum is fraught with the development of duodenostasis after cholecystectomy. The reliability of intraoperative duodenal manometry in studying the motor duodenal activity in patients with calculous cholecystitis is substantiated.

Cholecystectomy↗

[Genesis of the pancreatographic manifestations of chronic pancreatitis].

Processes of transformation of the volume and shape of the major pancreatic duct are responsible for pathological pancreatograms. Restricted motility of the gland lobules disposed on its frontal surface in projection of the major pancreatic duct in chronic pancreatitis underlies the formation of pathological pancreatograms.

Cadaver↗