[Abdominal sepsis and temporary closure of laparotomy with polypropylene mesh provided with a hinge].
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Biomedical subjects
F Enrichens
Publications and source records attributed to F Enrichens.
[Traumatic and iatrogenic hemobilia: surgical treatment or angiographic embolization].
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Adult↗
[Aorto-mesenteric compression. Observations on 3 cases].
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Adult↗
[Efficacy and tolerance of teicoplanin in postoperative infections caused by gram-positive microorganisms].
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Adolescent↗
[Use of re-absorbable materials in conservative surgery of the spleen].
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Humans↗
[Splenic resection for ruptured echinococcus cysts].
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Adult↗
[Cranial trauma as a negative prognostic factor in the treatment of patients with multiple injuries].
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Brain Edema↗
[Treatment of acute refractory respiratory insufficiency caused by drowning using extracorporeal extraction of CO2].
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Carbon Dioxide↗
[Flail chest: physiopathological and therapeutic considerations].
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Adult↗
[Injuries of the pelvis and associated visceral lesions].
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Abdominal Injuries↗
[Variations in serum kininase II activity in acute jaundice].
An assay of Kininase II activity in the serum of 92 jaundice patients revealed a significant difference between the group with viral hepatitis (268.48 +/- 70.93 U/ml), that with biliary obstructions (133.05 +/- 37.64 U/ml) and with cirrhosis (173.76 +/- 79.56 U/ml). The increase encountered in patients with medical jaundice correlates well with total bilirubinaemia but not with cytolysis enzymes. This suggests failed demolition of ACE by the hepatocyte during cellular stress.
Adolescent↗
[Manual suture or mechanical suture after total gastrectomy of neoplasms of the stomach].
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Duodenum↗
[Clinical response to branched-chain amino acids in 94 hemorrhaging cirrhotic patients].
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Amino Acids, Branched-Chain↗
[Effect of imecromone and hyoscine N-butylbromide in endoscopic cholangiopancreatography].
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Ampulla of Vater↗
[Splenectomy for injury: residual splenic parenchyma and incidence of infection in the follow-up of 25 patients].
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Adolescent↗
[A computerized point system in the prognostic study of critical surgical patients].
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Computers↗
[Carcinoma of the middle rectum. Immediate and long-term results; comparison of Miles' operation and ALR with manual anastomosis and ALR with mechanical anastomosis].
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Follow-Up Studies↗
[Exogenous infections and environmental flora. Criteria for the characterization of bacteria and parameters influencing their spread].
An assessment was made of environmental micro-organisms isolated in the University of Turin Intensive Surgical Care Unit and Emergency Surgery Department to determine the possible exogenous origin of post-operative infections. The enzymatic characters and antibiotypes were determined for some species, and subsequently compared with similar characters of the "in vivo" isolated flora. A monthly disinfection method based on comparison among three antiseptic agents (chlorexidine, formaldehyde and formotetronium) considerably reduced the flora. The data obtained, while showing that most of the infections observed were endogenous, also provided indications on the way in which the spread of certain Gram-negative germs, often involved in post-operative and post-traumatic infections, could be contained.
Bacterial Infections↗