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21. Nucleoproteins and Heredity.

Author

JOINT PUBLICATIONS RESEARCH SERVICE ARLINGTON VA, Turbin, M. V., JOINT PUBLICATIONS RESEARCH SERVICE ARLINGTON VA, and Turbin, M. V.

Published
1960

22. [Videoendosurgical diagnosis and treatment of abdominal injuries in combined trauma].

Author

Sitnikov VN, Cherkasov MF, Litvinov BI, Sarkisian VA, and Turbin MV

Subjects
Adult, Female, Humans, Laparoscopy methods, Male, Middle Aged, Abdominal Injuries surgery, Endoscopy methods, Multiple Trauma surgery, Video-Assisted Surgery instrumentation
Abstract

Experience with videolaparoscopy in 1332 patients with combined abdominal trauma is analyzed. The original method of diagnosis of traumatic abdominal multitraumas in shock patients was proposed and patented. Diagnostic and treatment algorithm for hemoperitoneum in patients with abdominal multitrauma based on USE or CT data on liquid in the abdominal cavity has been developed. Videolaparoscopy helped to avoid open surgery in 73.3% patients with dominating abdominal trauma.

Published
2006

23. [Balloon compression hemostasis in injuries of parenchymatous organs].

Author

Cherkasov MF, Sitnikov VN, Sarkisian VA, and Turbin MV

Subjects
Abdominal Injuries physiopathology, Animals, Equipment Design, Female, Hemostasis physiology, Laparotomy instrumentation, Male, Rats, Suction, Abdominal Injuries surgery, Catheterization instrumentation
Abstract

Balloon compression method of hemostasis in injuries of parenchymatous organs is described. Developed device consists of inflatable balloon and double-lumen tube for drainage of abdominal cavity and filling of balloon with air. Hemostasis is achieved due to inflation of balloon and pressure on injured surface. Parameters of pressure and time of compression were determined in experimental study. This device can be used both in open and video-assisted laparoscopic surgeries. Described method was used in 29 patients (22 of them underwent laparoscopic surgery and in 7 patients the device was applied during laparotomy). This method permits to achieve reliable sutureless hemostasis, to control hemostasis and pressure on the wound, to drain abdominal cavity.

Published
2005

24. [Laparoscopic surgeries in acute cholecystitis].

Author

Cherkasov MF, Sitnikov VN, Mitiurin MS, Turbin MV, and Chinenaia LV

Subjects
Acute Disease, Adolescent, Adult, Aged, Algorithms, Cholangiography, Cholecystitis diagnostic imaging, Contraindications, Drainage, Female, Hepatic Duct, Common, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedures, Treatment Outcome, Cholecystectomy, Laparoscopic, Cholecystitis surgery
Abstract

Results of 2035 laparoscopic cholecystectomies for acute cholecystitis and its complications were analyzed. Indications and contraindications are clarified. Some technical features made the procedure easier in perivesical infiltration and adhesive process in the upper abdominal cavity. Efficacy and safety of intrasurgical cholangiography are validated. Method of drainage of the common hepatic duct by Holsted-Pikovsky was used. Surgical algorithm adjusted to pathological changes of extrahepatic bile ducts revealed during intrasurgical cholangiography was developed that permits to apply widely mini-invasive technologies.

Published
2004

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