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[SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ACUTE CHOLANGITIS IN CHOLEDOCHOLITHIASIS]
Abstract:
The results of surgical treatment of 184 patients for obstructive jaundice and an acute cholangitis in choledocholithiasis were analyzed. Acute cholangitis was diagnosed in 62 (33.7%) patients. Sensitivity of a Tokyo Guidelines (2013)--TG 13 criteria for diagnosis and estimation of the course severity of an acute cholangitis was studied. Dynamics of postoperative laboratory parameters was studied. There was established, that occurrence of obturation jaundice and cholangitis coincides with pronounced hepatic function disorders, which are preserved after a bile outflow restoration also, and changes in peripheral blood. Severity of inflammatory reaction reflects hematological indices, the most informative of which is an intoxication index.
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