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G M Rutenburg

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[Endovideosurgery in treatment of Meckel's diverticulum].

The authors made an analysis of using endovideosurgery in diagnosing and treatment of Meckel's diverticulum and its complications in 18 patients. They describe signs and diagnostic criteria of the disease. Adequate treatment was proved to be possible by laparoscopy.

Adult↗

[Features of video laparoscopic interventions in patients operated earlier on abdominal organs].

Laparoscopic operations in patients who have undergone earlier "open" operations on abdominal organs are described. Before 1994 open laparoscopy by Hassan was used for penetration into the abdominal cavity. There were 46 such manipulations (2.14% of all 9100 endosurgical operations), in 5 cases of them the conversion to open operation was necessary. From 1994 the optic trocar "Visiport" was used permitting to image tissues in its passage through anterior abdominal wall. 195 operations with optical trocar were performed. All the patients had been operated earlier. Trocar was introduced without damages of abdominal organs in all the cases. Trocar was introduced in the left iliac area, where the comissures were found in 4 cases only. In 147 patients during revision unions of intestinal loops and great omentum with anterior abdominal wall were revealed. In one patient significant comissural process was revealed, so conversion to laparotomy was necessary. In 2 other patients laparotomy was performed because of damage of ileum and ceclim during endoscopic operation. Main criterion of rejection laparoscopic operation in patients operated earlier on abdominal organs is the results of laparoscopy with trocar.

Abdomen↗

[Laparoscopy in the differential diagnosis and treatment of acute appendicitis and acute gynecological diseases].

Laparoscopy was used in differential diagnostics of acute appendicitis in 524 female patients. Acute gynecological diseases were diagnosed in 123-of them, inflammatory processes in appendages being most frequent. The laparoscopic technology allowed not only to avoid diagnostic errors in all the cases, but also to take all necessary surgical measures. The effectiveness of laparoscopic operations for acute gynecological diseases was confirmed by the absence of complications and recovery within short terms.

Acute Disease↗

[Immediate results of laparoscopic hernioplasty in inguinal and femoral hernias].

In 1992-1994 laparoscopic hernioplasty was performed in 403 patients with inguinal (371) and femoral (32) hernias. Mean duration of hospital-stay 2.3 days, period of incapacity 9.7 days. Complication were encountered in 25 (3.7%) patients, including perforation of the small intestine and commissural ileus for which laparotomy had to be performed. Recurrent hernias occurred in 7 (1.7%) patients in periods of 2 weeks to 1.5 month due to poor fixation of the implant and choice of an inadequate operative method.

Adult↗

[Laparoscopic appendectomy in acute appendicitis].

Laparoscopic technology was applied as diagnostic method in 608 patients, 50 patients have undergone laparoscopic appendectomy. There were no diagnostic errors in laparoscopy application. Laparoscopic technology allowed to perform appendectomy quite safely and without any complications. This method permitted considerably reduce terms of treatment of the acute appendicitis patients and quickly restore their ability to work.

Acute Disease↗

[Male reproductive function after inguinal hernia].

Reproductive function and treatment results have been analysed for 59 patients aged 17 to 32 years after herniotomy. 28 and 31 of them underwent standard and endosurgical interventions, respectively. The control group consisted of 30 healthy males matched for age. As shown by 6-month follow-up, the endosurgical herniotomy was not associated with such complications as hydroscheocele, hydrocele, testicular atrophy, diminution of blood flow along the testicular arteries. Ejaculate, levels of sex hormones in the blood, cremasteric reflex remained intact. After routine herniotomy there appeared defects in scrotal and testicular microcirculation with partial testicular atrophy in 25% of cases, testicular circulation fell 2.2-2.5-fold, deterioration of spermogram and cremasteric reflex parameters, reduction of serum testosterone were observed.

Adolescent↗