Appendix h Pathogenesis of acute peritonitis
(obligatory)
A ggressive, infected content has gotten into abdominal cavity
I
nflammatory
response Activation of immune system, biological into
abdominal cavity active substances,
hypothalamo-
(oedema, hyperemia, pituitary-adrenal axis
e
xudation)
P
eritoneal
Hypoxia of Multiplication Released
Disturbances of
exudate bowel wall of microbes cathepsins microcircu-
lation
Adynamic
ileus
Liquid Microbes Phenols,
sequestration translocation skatoles
production
H
ypovolemia
Intoxication Lost control
(resources depletion)
Septic shock and multiple organ failure
Appendix k Algorithm of hernias treatment
(obligatory)
Preoperative examination
A
ccompanying
somatic
pathology
Decompensate Subcompensate Compensate Absent
Medicamentous
correction
Result Result
is negative is positive
Surgery is Surgical
contraindicated, treatment
surgical corset
Repair by local Alloplasty
tissues
Appendix l Algorithm of treatment of the strangulated hernia
(obligatory)
Acute pain, incarceration, vomiting
Preoperative examination
Accompanying somatic pathology
Decompensate Compensate Absent
Short-term
preoperative
preparation
Surgical Surgical
treatment treatment
Palliative Repair by local Alloplasty
correction tissues
(removal of
strangulation
without plasty)
Subject index
Acute appendicitis |
5, 28 |
Acute cholecystitis |
15,23 |
Acute pancreatitis |
15, 30, 35 |
Acute peritonitis |
92 |
Appendectomy |
18,19 |
Atypical perforation |
53, 55 |
|
|
Cholecystectomy |
31, 33 |
Cholecystostomy |
31 |
Choledocholithiasis |
24,26 |
Classifications: |
|
acute appendicitis |
6 |
acute cholecystitis |
23 |
acute pancreatitis |
40, 41 |
acute peritonitis |
94, 95, 96 |
hernias |
111, 112 |
perforated peptic ulcer |
53 |
peptic ulcer bleeding |
63 |
Colostomy |
87 |
Covered perforation |
53, 54 |
|
|
Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography |
28, 35,47 |
Endoscopic ultrasonography |
47 |
Enteroclysis |
79 |
|
|
Haematemesis |
63 |
Hernia’s strangulation |
120 |
|
|
Ileus |
89, 97 |
Inguinal herniorrhaphy |
120 |
|
|
Kalo trigonum |
32 |
Kehr’s point |
25 |
|
|
Laparostomy |
105 |
Large-bowel obstruction |
82, 84 |
|
|
McBurney point |
18 |
Melena |
63, 65 |
Mondor’s triad |
28, 53 |
|
|
Partial gastrectomy |
59 |
Perforated peptic ulcer |
16, 28, 50 |
Peptic ulcer acute haemorrhage |
60 |
Postcholecystectomy syndrome |
35 |
Pyloroduodenoplasty |
59, 75 |
|
|
Repair |
|
Bassini’s |
123, 125, 132 |
Girard’s |
128 |
Kimbarovsky’s |
128 |
Kukudganov’s |
128 |
Lichtenstein’s |
129 |
Martynov’s |
128 |
Mayo’s |
134, 135 |
McVay’s |
127 |
onlay prosthetic |
136 |
Postempsky’s |
128 |
prosthetic bridging |
136 |
Rudgi-Parlavecho’s |
132 |
sublay prosthetic |
137 |
Shouldice’s |
125 |
Spasokukotsky’s |
128 |
Right-side kidney colic |
17, 28 |
|
|
Second-look operations |
106 |
Sign: |
|
Bartomier’s |
8 |
Bergmann’s |
64 |
Blumberg’s |
7, 25, 54 |
Cullen’s |
42 |
Delafua’s |
53 |
Elicer’s |
53 |
Gobye’s |
42 |
Grey-Turner’s |
42 |
Grunvald’s |
42 |
Holsted’s |
42 |
Kehr’s |
25 |
Korte’s |
42 |
Kulenkampff’s |
16,17 |
Mondor’s |
42 |
Mayo-Robson’s |
42 |
Mendel’s |
65 |
Murphy’s |
25 |
Mussy’s |
25 |
Obrazcov’s |
8 |
Ortner’s |
25 |
psoas (Roup’s) |
8 |
Rozanov’s Ratner’s |
12 54 |
Rozdolsky’s |
8 |
Rovsign’s |
8 |
Sitkovsky’s |
8 |
Spizharny’s |
28 |
Ultrasonic “target” |
14 |
Voskresensky’s |
7, 42 |
Simple closure of perforation |
58 |
Small-bowel obstruction Taylor’s method |
75, 76, 79, 81 57
|