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The retrospective analysis of 105 case records of patients with mechanical jaundice of benign genesis in the period 2000 to 2008 revealed the specific features of changes in integral hematological indices. In all the patients, the admission hematological indices were found to significantly differ from those in the control group. All the patients underwent surgical interventions by one of two modes: laparotomy or endoscopic surgery. Integral hematological indices decreased more rapidly and the patients' status stabilized more early after endoscopic versus laparatomic surgery.
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