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[Functional state of the hemostasis system in patients, operated for pancreatic pseudocysts]
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Operative treatment of pancreatic pseudocysts coincides with the indices of the blood coagulation system change, which are characterized as a hypercoagulative. These disorders are noted in 12-24 h postoperatively, their rate is reducing substantially while application of pentoxyphylline. Most significant lowering of intraoperative hypercoagulation was noted while application of endoscopic drainage with the pseudocysts cavity stenting.
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