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1. [THE TREATMENT OF INJURED PERSONS WITH COMPLICATED PENETRATING THORACIC WOUNDINGS ON TERTIARY LEVEL OF THE MEDICAL CARE DELIVERY].

Author

Khmehl VV, Mayetniy EM, and Levshov YA

Subjects
Abdominal Injuries diagnosis, Abdominal Injuries diagnostic imaging, Abdominal Injuries pathology, Electrocoagulation instrumentation, Electrocoagulation methods, Emergency Service, Hospital, Head Injuries, Penetrating diagnosis, Head Injuries, Penetrating diagnostic imaging, Head Injuries, Penetrating pathology, Hemothorax diagnosis, Hemothorax diagnostic imaging, Hemothorax pathology, Hospitals, Humans, Pneumothorax diagnosis, Pneumothorax diagnostic imaging, Pneumothorax pathology, Thoracic Injuries diagnosis, Thoracic Injuries diagnostic imaging, Thoracic Injuries pathology, Thoracic Surgery, Video-Assisted instrumentation, Thoracic Surgery, Video-Assisted methods, Trauma Severity Indices, Ukraine, Ultrasonography, Wounds, Gunshot diagnosis, Wounds, Gunshot diagnostic imaging, Wounds, Gunshot pathology, Abdominal Injuries surgery, Head Injuries, Penetrating surgery, Hemothorax surgery, Pneumothorax surgery, Thoracic Injuries surgery, Wounds, Gunshot surgery
Abstract

The results of examination and treatment of 36 injured persons with complicated penetrating thoracic woundings in tertiary centres were analyzed. Own experience of the pulmonary woundings surgical treatment, using application of videothoracoscopic and welding-coagulating equipment, was summarized.

Published
2016

2. [APPLICATION OF A ONE-PORTED VIDEOTHORACOSCOPY IN DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF A PLEURAL EXUDATE].

Author

Mayetniy EM

Subjects
Exudates and Transudates chemistry, Exudates and Transudates cytology, Female, Hemothorax pathology, Humans, Length of Stay, Male, Operative Time, Pain prevention & control, Pleura pathology, Pleural Cavity pathology, Pleural Effusion pathology, Postoperative Period, Retrospective Studies, Treatment Outcome, Hemothorax surgery, Pleura surgery, Pleural Cavity surgery, Pleural Effusion surgery, Thoracic Surgery, Video-Assisted methods
Abstract

The results of examination and treatment of 71 patients for pleural exudates (PE) of various origin were analyzed. The efficacy of application of a one-ported thoracoscopy in diagnosis and treatment of a PE in patients with noncomplicated course of intrathoracic pathological processes was proved. The reduction of the PE quantity by (15 ± 4)% and duration of exudation by (15 ± 9)% was noted after performance of a one-ported thoracoscopic interventions, reduction of operative trauma and subjective sensation of pain, as well as best cosmetic effect.

Published
2015

3. [Application of early videothoracoscopic pulmonary decortication in the treatment of an acute pleural empyema and suppurated clotted hemothorax].

Author

Shipulin PP, Koziar ON, Baĭdan VV, Martyniuk VA, Severgin VE, Kiriliuk AA, Poliak SD, Ageev SV, and Agrakhari A

Subjects
Acute Disease, Adult, Aged, Empyema, Pleural etiology, Empyema, Pleural microbiology, Empyema, Tuberculous etiology, Empyema, Tuberculous microbiology, Empyema, Tuberculous surgery, Female, Hemothorax blood, Hemothorax etiology, Hemothorax microbiology, Hemothorax pathology, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Suppuration, Thrombosis microbiology, Thrombosis pathology, Thrombosis surgery, Treatment Outcome, Young Adult, Empyema, Pleural surgery, Hemothorax surgery, Thoracic Surgery, Video-Assisted methods
Abstract

There was presented the experience of performance of videothoracoscopic pulmonary decortications in 22 patients, suffering suppurated clotted hemothorax, and in 188--an acute pleural empyema. In 97.3% patients the cessation of purulent process and pulmonary volume restoration were achieved. Residual cavities with the pulmonary nonairtightness signs were revealed in 3 (1.4%) patients, the empyema recurrence--in 1 (0.5%), suppuration of the wound, made by thoracic port--in 1 (0.5%), all the patients are alive.

Published
2010

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