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Published on: June 25, 2018
[Detoxication methods in pancreatogenic enzymatic peritonitis]
Abstract:
A therapeutic response was analyzed in 536 patients with acute destructive pancreatitis complicated by pancreatogenic enzymatic peritonitis. All the patients had the syndrome of endogenic intoxication and underwent intensive resuscitation with protease inhibitors, cytostatic agents, antibacterial, desensitization and detoxication treatment. If indicated, the patients with pronounced endogenic intoxication were subjected to forced diuresis, abdominal laparoscopic drainage and intraperitoneal dialysis, drainage of the thoracic lymphatic duct, hemosorption. Routine surgical intervention was performed. Up to 11% fell the general lethality due to a differentiated therapeutic approach.
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