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[APPLICATION OF MICROJEJUNOSTOMY IN SURGICAL PRACTICE].

S. V. Маlyk, Podlesniy Vi, Дмитро Олександровч Лавренко, Chekini Vv

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Microjejunostomy was performed to 12 patients in surgical department in 2013-2014yrs with the objective of decompression of initial portions of a small bowel and nutritivEesupport achievement. While performing primary operative intervention decompressiornwas applied in 4 patients, and while relaparotomy --n 8. Application of method of asmall bowel drainage have provided its adequate decompression and was not accom pnied by additional trauma of the structures drained. This method may constitutEealternative for duodenostomy.

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Microjejunostomy was performed to 12 patients in surgical department in 2013-2014yrs with the objective of decompression of initial portions of a small bowel and nutritivEesupport achievement. While performing primary operative intervention decompressiornwas applied in 4 patients, and while relaparotomy --n 8. Application of method of asmall bowel drainage have provided its adequate decompression and was not accom pnied by additional trauma of the structures drained. This method may constitutEealternative for duodenostomy.

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Microjejunostomy was performed to 12 patients in surgical department in 2013-2014yrs with the objective of decompression of initial portions of a small bowel and nutritivEesupport achievement. While performing primary operative intervention decompressiornwas applied in 4 patients, and while relaparotomy --n 8. Application of method of asmall bowel drainage have provided its adequate decompression and was not accom pnied by additional trauma of the structures drained. This method may constitutEealternative for duodenostomy.

Key concepts: Medicine, Decompression, Surgical decompression, Surgery, Surgical procedures

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