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H Blessing

Publications and source records attributed to H Blessing.

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PubMed1980

[Anorectal pressure measurement with a microtransducer].

In 20 healthy subjects anorectal pressure has been measured with a micro-tip pressure transducer. This method is shown to be superior to conventional measurements with perfusion or balloon catheters. The main features of the micro-tip pressure transducer are internal calibration, thermal stability and linearity in pressure transmission. Our results show significantly higher pressure profiles at rest and during squeezing in young males than in young females. Exact and selective pressure data can be obtained from any area of the anal canal in supine as well as in standing position. Therefore we recommend this method for evaluation and follow-up of all the cases with sphincteric incompetence.

Adult↗
PubMed1979

[The value of Adams and de Weese's technic of cava clipping].

Indications and methods of inferior vena cava interruption in the management of recurrent pulmonary embolism are discussed. The results of a collected series are analyzed with special regard to the partial interruption technique using the Adams and de Weese clip. Five of our own cases, followed up 1 year postoperatively, are presented.

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PubMed1979

[Deep venous thrombosis of the lower limb: experiences of thrombectomy within and outside the iliacofemoral segment].

A series of 23 venous thrombectomies of the lower limb is presented. In 19 instances indirect thrombectomy of the iliacofemoral segment was performed. 1 direct thrombectomy of the v. cava inferior led to full lumen restoration. Direct thrombectomy of the popliteal vein was attempted in 3 cases, resulting in phlebographic and clinical normalization in 2 instances. In no instance did pulmonary embolism occur during or after venous thrombectomy.

Adult↗
PubMed1975

[Complications following colon surgery].

615 transperitoneal operations on the colon and rectum produced the following results. 377 abdominoperineal resections, anterior resections, partial and subtotal colectomies and proctocolectomies, 87 closures of colostomies and 151 operations with resection. 66% of the operations were required due to tumors. The death rate with 545 preopreratively prepared and scheduled operations was 8.1% whereas with the 70 emergency operations it was 25.7%. In 254 or 41.3% of the cases there were postoperative complications. Severe postoperative complications due to infection were the most frequent, followed by cardiopulmonary, haemorrhagic, urological and complications due to ileus. The quotient of insufficiency with the 356 anastomoses was 16%, the death rate 1.4%.

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