Simultaneous operations in gynecology: assessment of effectiveness

A. I. Ischenko; Ищенко А. И.; L. S. Alexandrov; Александров Л. С.; А. М. Shulutko; Шулутко А. М.; N. V. Vedernikova; Ведерникова Н. В.; М. N. Golobova; Жолобова М. Н.; А. М. Shishkov; Шишков А. М.; I. В. Ranev; Ранев И. Б.

doi:10.17816/JOWD83557

Simultaneous operations in gynecology: assessment of effectiveness

Authors: Ischenko A.I.¹, Alexandrov L.S.¹, Shulutko А.М.¹, Vedernikova N.V.¹, Golobova М.N.¹, Shishkov А.М.¹, Ranev I.В.¹
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1. Medical Academy named after I.M. Sechenov
Issue: Vol 54, No 4 (2005)
Pages: 11-16
Section: Original study articles
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/jowd/article/view/83557
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/JOWD83557
ID: 83557

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272 patients have been included in the lead clinical research. The basic group was made of 218 women after simultaneous operations with application as miniinvasive, and traditional methods; control group — 54 patients after isolated operative pelvic surgeries. The estimation of the received clinical results shows, that at individual selection of patients in view of possible contra-indications, compensation opportunities of the organism, adequate preoperative preparation, the all-round complex preoperative inspection, correctly chosen method of operative intervention, the increase in volume of operation does not render appreciable influence on a degree traumatic operation, does not promote substantial growth of number of postoperative complications and lethal outcomes.