Comparision of the single antibiotic with the combination therapy of antibiotic in the treatment of the peritonitis

A study on 538 patients (male: 327; female: 211; age of 46.2+/-2.01) with the peritonitis received an emergency operation in Cho ray hospital during 1/1996 - 4/2000 has shown that the rate of the post operative infection changed according to the cause, the abdominal drainage can increase the infection. The efficacy of the single antibiotic was equal to this of combination therapy of antibiotics. The use of antibiotic before operation was better than use of antibiotics. The use of antibiotic before operation was better than use of antibiotics after operation. It was nesessary to culture the microbials.

Treating intra-abdominal fluid collection holes

From 1999 to July 2000, 17 cases (3 female and 14 male) of intra-abdominal fluid collection after a surgical intervention or an injury of liver, pancreas, or after an acute pancreatitis without any signs of peritonitis were treated. The sizes of collection holes were ranged from 49 to 76 mm. 14 cases were treated by percutaneous drainage with ultrasonic guiding. Good results were recorded in 13 cases, only 1 failure in the case of fistula of cecum. No complication was noted.