Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to M Kołodziej.
The authors describe a case of rare larynx injury in the subglottic region. A fracture of cricoid cartilage caused a presence of air in prevertebral and perithyroid space. The diagnosis has been established on the ground of conventional x-ray examination.
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Fifty two patients (53 eyes) with retinal detachment were operated by Schepens' method with the intrascleral silicone implantation technique, differing from the classical Schepens' method particularly in cerclage operations. The tightening band nearly along its total course (except of the rectus muscles) runs intrasclerally. The authors achieved an anatomical reapposition in 79% of operated cases.
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PURPOSE: Evaluation of early and long-term results of retinal detachments operated in the recent years. MATERIAL AND METHODS: 99 eyes of 98 patients were examined. The conventional methods of retinal detachment surgery have been applied, mostly (above 75%) encirclement with subretinal fluid drainage. RESULTS: Anatomical reattachment was applied in 81.8% of cases, but after follow-up, meanly 2.5 years this percent was 66.2% in the majority of cases functional results were also good; in 18.5% of the eyes with anatomical reatachment visual acuity did not improve. CONCLUSION: Encirclement of the eyeball with subretinal fluid drainage is the basic and the most useful method of surgical treatment in most cases of retinal detachment.