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Chinese Journal of General Surgery ; (12): 505-507, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-616440

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Objective To evaluate double catheterization of cannula persistent irrigation and negative pressure system to treat gastrointestinocutaneous fistula (GIF) after cytoreductive surgery plus hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy for peritoneal cancer.Methods A self-made double catheterization of cannula persistent bathe and negative pressure system was implanted into the site of fistula,to ensure efficient drainage.The patient was treated with anti-sepsis,nutrition support and other conservative measures.Results GIFs occurred in 13 patients.The negative pressure drainage system was successfully implanted into the fistula site to keep an efficient drainage.By this conservative treatment fistula healed in 8 patients after 50 days (range 12 to 84 days).In other three patients fistula output significantly reduced and general conditions greatly improved.The mortality rate was 15% (2/13).Conclusion The double catheterization of cannula persistent bathe and negative pressure aspiration system is a simple and efficient method to treat GIF.

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Chinese Medical Equipment Journal ; (6)2003.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-592867

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Objective To study the continuous drainage treatment by percutaneous puncture of Splenic Abscess (SA), which is due to double-embolization for treatment of liver cancer with hypersplenism. Methods 158 patients with liver cancer with hypersplenism were adopted as the subjects, of which, 7 ones were complicated with SA. Results The symptoms of the 7 ones were all alleviated, such as fever, abdominal pain, left interior pain. Conclusion Continuous drainage treatment by percutaneous puncture, combined with flushing abscess cavity by antibiotics solution, is very effective for SA due to double-embolization.

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