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[Hemosorption in the complex treatment of patients with suppurative peritonitis of appendicular etiology].

Khirurgiia 1990 July
Analysis of the results of treatment of 240 patients with generalized peritonitis of appendicular origin showed that the application of hemosorption led to noticeable and stable diminution of intoxication in 84% of cases. In the ++post-sorption period, the severity of endotoxicosis did not change essentially in 12% of cases and increased in the remaining cases. The therapeutic effect of hemosorption was found to be unstable in patients with signs of multiple organ insufficiency developing in prolonged poorly effective therapy as well as in patients with unrecognized abdominal abscesses, incompetence of the sutures of anastomoses, thrombosis of the mesenteric vessels, and early intestinal obstruction due to adhesions. Endotoxicosis intensified during hemosorption in patients with extensive epifascial phlegmons. It is proved that hemosorption applied repeatedly in the early postoperative period with due account for the individual features of the course of the disease ensures an optimal therapeutic effect.

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