[Surgical treatment of an acute destructive pancreatitis using laparoscopy and peritoneal dialysis]
Klinichna Khirurhiia
|March 15, 2001
Abstract:
Laparoscopic intervention was performed in early stages of acute destructive pancreatitis in 34 patients. In 23 patients after draining of the abdominal cavity the laparoscopic intermitting peritoneal dialysis with application of the "Gambro" firm solutions during 2-4 days was done. Efficacy of the proposed method of detoxication in complex treatment of patients was established.
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