[CONTROL OF APPLICATION EFFICACY OF THE ASCENDING GAS--FLUID STREAM METHOD IN TREATMENT OF DIFFUSE PERITONITIS].

Area of Science:

• Abdominal Surgery
• Peritonitis Management
• Laparoscopic Techniques

Context:

• Peritonitis is a severe abdominal condition often requiring surgical intervention.
• The ascending gas and fluid stream method is a therapeutic approach for peritonitis.
• Monitoring inflammatory markers is crucial for effective peritonitis treatment.

Purpose:

• To assess the efficacy of the ascending gas and fluid stream method in patients with purulent diffuse peritonitis.
• To determine if leukocyte counts in lavage fluid can accurately reflect the inflammatory process.
• To explore the use of lavage fluid analysis for optimizing the ascending gas and fluid stream method.

Summary:

• The ascending gas and fluid stream method was used in 12 peritonitis patients.
• Leukocyte counts in abdominal lavage fluid correlated well with the overall inflammatory status.
• This suggests lavage fluid analysis is a reliable indicator for adjusting the treatment.

Impact:

• Lavage fluid leukocyte counts provide an adequate assessment of the abdominal inflammatory process.
• This method can be used to regulate and correct the ascending gas-fluid stream therapy.
• Potential for improved patient outcomes through tailored peritonitis treatment.