[Use of meglumine sodium succinate and NPWT therapy in the treatment of early and late complications of cholelistics].

Gallstone disease remains an important medical and socially significant problem due to the increase in the proportion of patients of young and working age. At the same time, along with the increase in incidence, the number of complicated forms, such as choledocholithiasis in combination with stenosing duodenal papillitis (SDP) and obstructive jaundice, is increasing, which increases the importance of surgical approaches in the complex treatment of the disease and expands the range of conservative methods of therapy. In the given clinical observation of a young patient with severe cholelithiasis, accompanied by early and late complications, including the formation of postoperative scars and ventral hernias. At the last of the described stages of treatment during allohernioplasty, a complication developed in the form of a seroma followed by phlegmon of the anterior abdominal wall in the area of the implant, which served as the basis for including both local (NPWT therapy) and general (a course of infusions of a succinate-containing drug) methods in the treatment regimen, which contributed to more pronounced positive dynamics of the patient's condition.