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S M Antoniuk

Publications and source records attributed to S M Antoniuk.

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PubMed1990

[Eventration after emergency laparotomy].

The analysis of the causes of 45 (0.16%) eventrations which occurred after 27,438 emergency laparotomies was carried out. The authors attach the most importance in the occurrence of this complication to the development of a purulent-necrotic process in the wound of the abdominal wall, which spreads from outside inside in relation to the abdominal wall layers. Most often, eventration occurs at day 6-8 after the operation. Prophylaxis of postoperative phlegmona in a wound is the most effective measure for prevention of eventration.

Abdomen, Acute↗
PubMed1989

[Various aspects of improving the results of the treatment of intestinal fistulas].

An observation of 184 patients treated for different intestinal fistulas allowed to conclude that the developed and introduced into clinic methods of hermetization of incomplete fistulas with the help of a porolon sponge and treatment of complete fistulas by special devices of original construction facilitates valuable preparation of patients to surgery and improves results of the surgical treatment of the disease.

Adult↗
PubMed1989

[Complications of colonic diverticulosis in the practice of emergency surgery].

The analysis of the results of treating 47 patients with complications of colonic diverticulosis was carried out. The diagnosis of the disease and its complications should be based on the strict consideration of the data of history, clinical manifestations with mandatory use of a roentgenologic method at the acute period. In perforation of diverticulum, the extraperitonization of a site of the colon is an operation of choice.

Aged↗
PubMed1987

[Tactics in the remote period in acute appendicitis complicated by an appendicular infiltrate and abscess].

Based upon an analysis of long-term results of treatment of 99 patients after appendicular infiltrate and abscess the authors made a conclusion that young and middle-aged patients with this disease have indications for operation in the early period--within 2-3 weeks after resolution of the infiltrate. In elderly and senile patients, especially those with a pronounced concomitant pathology, planned operations should be refrained.

Abscess↗