[Combined surgical procedures and their role in current surgery]

Area of Science:

• Surgical Sciences
• Clinical Medicine

Background:

• Patients often present with multiple comorbidities requiring surgical intervention.
• Managing distinct surgical conditions sequentially can increase patient burden and healthcare costs.

Purpose of the Study:

• To analyze the outcomes of simultaneous operations in patients with diverse surgical diseases.
• To evaluate the benefits of performing multiple surgical procedures during a single operative session.

Main Methods:

• Retrospective analysis of 103 patients undergoing simultaneous surgical operations.
• Review of patient records detailing diagnoses, procedures, and outcomes.

Main Results:

• Simultaneous operations were successfully performed in 103 patients with various surgical conditions.
• The study demonstrated advantages in addressing multiple diseases concurrently within one procedure.
• This approach potentially reduces the need for multiple hospitalizations and surgeries.

Conclusions:

• Simultaneous surgical operations are a viable and advantageous approach for patients with multiple surgical diseases.
• This strategy can lead to improved patient recovery and resource utilization.
• Further research should explore specific disease combinations and long-term outcomes.