[Choice of surgery scope in occlusive obstruction of the colon].
From 1980 five hundred and seventy-three patients underwent surgery for occlusive obstruction of the colon (OOC). Radical surgeries (left-sided hemicolonectomy, Hartman's surgery, subtotal colonectomy) were performed in 440 (77%) patients, 133 (23%) patients underwent palliative surgeries. One hundred and sixty-one patients of radically operated underwent one-stage surgeries (93 right-sided hemicolonectomies and 68 subtotal colonectomies). Postoperative lethality after radical surgeries was 16.5%. Postoperative lethality, time of hospital stay, rate of postoperative complications after Haptman's surgery and subtotal colintcyomy don't differ, but patients after subtotal colonectomy don't require reconstruction surgery.
Pakhomova
G V
GV
Uteshev
N S
NS
Podlovchenko
T G
TG
Selina
I E
IE
Platonova
G A
GA
Skvortsova
A V
AV
D003106:Colon / Q000601:surgery*; D013505:Digestive System Surgical Procedures; D006801:Humans; D007415:Intestinal Obstruction / Q000601:surgery*