[Rehabilitation of enterostoma patients].
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Diagnosing posttraumatic haemobilia is difficult since the symptoms are neither specific nor early or easy to detect. At present the mortality rate comes up to 20%. Clinical signs and diagnostic procedures are described in detail. Selective ligation of the liver arteries or partial resection of the involved lobes of the liver seem to be the best treatment. 3 cases are presented.
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Due to their systemic character, haematological diseases may interfere with erythro-, granulo- and thrombopoiesis, thus causing the onset of infections especially in cases of neutropenia and thrombopenia. Not only the defence mechanism of the individual is impaired by the basic disease but by the different therapeutic measures as well. Close cooperation between the haematologist and surgeon is of fundamental importance here.
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From 1975 to 1980 48 women suffering from deep venous thrombosis were seen at the Surgical Dept. of the Medizinische Akademie Magdeburg. In 22 cases no objective cause could be found, 16 women, however, had been put under oral contraceptives for many months and even for years. Although there is no causal evidence between oral contraception and deep venous thrombosis until now, oral contraception has to be considered as a risk factor concerning the formation of deep venous thrombi in women.
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