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[Effect of endolymphatic antibiotic therapy on the status of cellular immunity in peritonitis]

K D Toskin, V N Starosek, S N Popov

    Klinicheskaia Khirurgiia
    |January 1, 1991
    PubMed

    The immune status in 68 patients with diffuse and generalized peritonitis was studied. It was established, that a degree of the impairment in immune response depended on peritonitis spreading. Endolymphatic antibiotic therapy had immunostimulating effect in patients with diffuse peritonitis, in generalized peritonitis, this was not observed. In patients with generalized peritonitis, it is necessary to include into the complex of treatment the other methods of immunologic correction.

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