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J Kubiak

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[Prevention of immunization of women with Rh group antigens in the years 1970-1988 at the Institute of Gynecology and Obstetrics Medical Academy in Poznan].

The number of serological incompatibility cases in relation to the number of labours was analysed for the years 1970-1988 in the Perinatology Department, Institute of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Medical Academy in Poznań, that is in the period when prevention of serological Rh incompatibility conflicts had been introduced and applied. The prevention methods applied in pregnant women and in women in labour made possible a reduction of Rh immunization of pregnant women by about 70%. On the basis of the results and clinical analysis it was found that a further rise of the effectiveness of prophylactic measures could be achieved by a wider use of immunoprophylaxis after artificial abortions and spontaneous abortions, by the use of adequate doses of anti-Rh-D IgG after labour, and introduction of immunoprophylactis methods already in a proper period of pregnancy.

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[Comparison of the chemical composition of bile calculi in the gallbladder and in bile ducts].

After a brief survey of the literature and description of the methods of the study the results are presented of macroscopic, microscopic and chemical analysis of bile calculi obtained during operations from the gallbladder and bile ducts from patients with cholelithiasis. The results showed that cholesterol was the main component of the calculi and that age and sex had no effect on the chemical composition of the calculi: no significant differences were found in the composition of the gallbladder calculi as compared to the calculi from the bile ducts.

Adult↗

[Out-patient care in the structure of psychiatric institutions].

The authors present models of functioning of hospital and out-patient psychiatric institutions, the problems faced in working together of the day treatment centre with other psychiatric institutions with special regard for the in-patient ward. The paper presents applied strategies of cooperation.

Ambulatory Care↗

Postoperative wound infection in colorectal surgery.

Postoperative wound infection is one of common problems in a surgical ward. In our surgical department, from 1988 to December 1992, 254 cases were operated on for colorectal diseases. The indications for these operations were as follows; colorectal carcinoma (191 cases), inflammatory bowel diseases (22 cases), diverticulitis (14 cases), and others (27 cases). Of these 254 cases, 119 were males (46.85%) and 135 were females (53.15%), 211 cases (83.1%) were operated on as elective surgery, 43 cases (16.9%) as emergencies. Of these 254 cases, 36 (14.2%) had postoperative wound infection, 25 cases (11.8%) after elective surgery, and 11 cases (25.6%) postemergency operations. Of these 36 cases, 22 cases (61.11%) were males and 14 cases (38.88%) were females. In our study, postoperative wound infection was mostly noted in patients operated on for colorectal carcinoma (27 cases, 14.1%), as compared with 5 cases operated on for diverticulitis (35.7%), 2 cases for I.B.D. (9.1%) and 2 cases for other indications (7.4%). Most of these wound infections were treated with drainage and frequent dressing while 10 cases received antibiotics.

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