EFFICIENCY OF USING MINIMALLY INVASIVE METHODS IN THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF COMPLICATED ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS
Keywords:
Acute cholecystitis, bile peritonitis, surgical treatmentAbstract
The results of treatment of 82 patients with biliary peritonitis as a complication of acute destructive cholecystitis are presented. Biliary peritonitis as a complication of acute destructive cholecystitis was observed in 7.1% of patients. Prevalence of the perforative form of peritonitis was noted, which was observed in 67.1%, bile peritonitis due to perforation of the gallbladder wall was observed in 32.9% of patients. The priority use of minimally invasive surgical interventions (diapeutic, endoscopic and laparoscopic methods) in the treatment of local bile peritonitis as a complication of acute cholecystitis was successfully carried out in 67.3% of patients in the main group.
References
Negoi, I., Beuran, M., Ciubotaru, C., Cruceru, A., Hostiuc, S., Sartelli, M.,... Vartic, M. (2018). The laparoscopic approach in emergency surgery: a review of the literature. Journal of Acute Disease, 7 (1), 15.
Kurbanov, Zh. Zh., Mavlyanov, F. Sh., Mavlyanov, Sh. Kh., & Khaitov, U. Kh. (2020). EMERGENCY VIDEOLAPAROSCOPY FOR "ACUTE BABY" IN CHILDREN IN PRESCHOOL. Pediatric Surgery, 24 (C1), 47-47.
Alemanno, G., Prosperi, P., Di Bella, A., Socci, F., Batacchi, S., Peris, A.,... Valeri, A. (2019). Bedside diagnostic laparoscopy for critically ill patients in the intensive care unit: retrospective study and review of literature. Journal of Minimal Access Surgery, 15 (1), 56.
Mavlyanov, F. Sh., Ulugmuratov, A. A., & Khaitov, U. Kh. (2019). THE USE OF MINI-INVASIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ABDOMINAL TRAUMAS IN CHILDREN. Pediatric surgery, 23 (1S2), 37-37.
