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Published on: October 29, 2014
[Surgical treatment of patients, suffering Crohn's disease]
Insights
Surgical intervention is effective for complicated Crohn's disease (CD), significantly improving patient lifespan and quality of life despite high recurrence rates. Prompt surgical treatment is crucial for managing severe CD complications.
Area of Science:
- Gastroenterology
- Surgical Oncology
- Clinical Medicine
Context:
- This study observed 43 patients with complicated Crohn's disease (CD) at Zakarpattya's Regional Clinic.
- A total of 79 surgical operations were performed on these patients, with some requiring multiple interventions.
Purpose:
- To evaluate the effectiveness of surgical treatment for complicated Crohn's disease (CD).
- To identify absolute indications for surgical intervention in acute and chronic CD complications.
Summary:
- Surgical treatment is highly effective for severe Crohn's disease (CD) complications, enhancing lifespan and quality of life.
- Despite high recurrence rates, surgery is the primary approach for managing CD complications.
- Absolute indications include perforation, peritonitis, ileus, abscesses, bleeding, toxic dilatation, fistulas, strictures, and sphincter destruction.
Impact:
- Surgical intervention improves survival and quality of life for patients with severe Crohn's disease (CD).
- Definitive surgical management is essential for eliminating life-threatening CD complications.
Abstract:
In surgical clinic of Zakarpattya's Regional Clinic n. a. Andriy Novak (City of Uzhgorod) 43 patients were observed for complicated Crohn's disease (CD), in whom 79 operations were performed, including in 1 patient--8 interventions, in 10--on 3, in 5--on 2, and in others--on one. Not depending, that the recurrence occurrence rate is definitely high, at average in every 10 yrs for the patients reoperation is indicated, the surgical treatment, conducted in accordance to absolute indications, is considered as highly effective and a sole correct approach for elimination of severe complications of CD, what provides the life span enhancement and its quality rising. Absolute indications for surgical treatment of acute complications of CD are following: perforation, peritonitis, ileus, phlegmon, abdominal and retroabdominal abscesses, profuse bleeding, toxic dilatation of large bowel. Chronic complications of CD--inflammatory infiltrates with the internal organs compression; internal and external fistulas; intestinal stricture with signs of obturation ileus; recurrent paraproctitis; extrasphincteric fistulas; destruction of muscular carcass of anal sphincter.
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