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Retroperitoneal Laparoscopic Debridement and Drainage for Pancreatic Abscess
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[The videoendoscopic sanation of the abdominal cavity by the diffuse septic peritonitis]
Abstract:
The 1st group consisted of 68 patients with the diffuse peritonitis, who were treated with the use of traditional approach, i.e., laparotomy, elimination of the peritonitis source, nasointestinal intubation, abdominal cavity sanation and drainage. Within 24--48 hours all these patients had videoendoscopic abdominal sanation with the injection of 200 ml 0.03% water solution of sodium hypochlorite. The 2nd group, consisted of 41 patients. The first treatment stage was the same, but during the videoendoscopic stage the pulsing stream of the antiseptic was used and the procedure ended with intraabdominal injection of 200 ml 0.03% water solution of sodium hypochlorite immobilized in gel. All patients of the 2nd group showed better recovery results.
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