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O A Beliaeva

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[Anaerobic-aerobic infection in acute appendicitis].

362 patients with acute appendicitis (AA) were examined. For microbiological diagnosis of aerobic and anaerobic nonclostridial microflora we used complex accelerated methods (including evaluation of gram-negative microorganisms in comparison with tinctorial-fermentative method of differential staining according to oxygen sensitivity of catalasopositive together with aerobic and cathalasonegative anaerobic microorganisms) as well as complete bacteriologic examination with determination of sensitivity of the above microorganism to antimicrobial remedies. High rate of aerobic-anaerobic microbial associations and substantial identity of microflora from appendicis and exudate from abdominal cavity was revealed, which evidenced the leading role of endogenous microorganisms in etiology and pathogenesis of AA and peritonitis i. e. autoinfection. In patients with destructive forms of AA, complicated by peritonitis it is recommended to use the accelerated method of examination of pathologic material as well as the complete scheme of examination with the identification of the isolated microorganisms and the correction of antibiotic treatment.

Abdomen↗

[The treatment of intra-abdominal abscess].

The experience of treatment of 18 patients with intraabdominal abscess using the regional laparostomy conduction and introducing nitazol, immobilized on polymethylsiloxane, in the abscess cavity, was summarized.

Abdominal Abscess↗

[Relaparotomy after appendectomy].

A result of 70 relaparotomies performed after the operative intervention for acute appendicitis has been analysed. The causes and indications for reoperation, an outcome, nature of complications which required performance of relaparotomy have been considered. A classification of relaparotomies depending on time of their performance is suggested.

Adolescent↗

[Ultrasonic diagnosis of limited forms of appendicular peritonitis in children].

Results of an analysis of echographic diagnostics of appendicular peritonitis in 60 children have shown its high informative value. Under consideration are problems of the rational technique of investigation depending on localization of the pathological focus. Differential diagnostic criteria of various forms of limited peritonitis in children are presented. Possibilities of the method to establish the objective efficiency of the therapeutic treatment and substantiation of tactics of the treatment are shown.

Abscess↗