[Minimally invasive correction of anatomical features of anterior abdominal wall and ventral hernias]. / Miniinvazivnye metodiki v korrektsii anatomicheskikh osobennostei perednei bryushnoi stenki i v lechenii ventral'nykh gryzh.

Conventional «open¼ procedures for ventral hernias and diastasis recti are widely known, used everywhere and have a great number of author's improvements related to surgeon's experience, availability of modern information, equipment and materials. K. LeBlanc and W. Booth (1993) reported IPOM-method with non-adhesive coating that is considered a milestone in surgery of anterior abdominal wall and ventral hernia. This technique has gained recognition among surgeons around the world due to its technical simplicity, minimal invasiveness and high reproducibility. However, certain disadvantages of this technique have been shown over the past time that justified advisability of searching for another methods of anterior abdominal wall reinforcement. Thus, E-Milos, LIRA, TESAR, eTEP, REPA, TARM, TARUP techniques are currently available. This review is devoted to technical features of these techniques, their potential advantages and disadvantages.

Prooxidant and antioxidant systems of the blood during experimental bile peritonitis.

Intensification of lipid peroxidation against the background of exhaustion of the antioxidant protective system was demonstrated in 70 rats with experimental bile peritonitis. Free radical oxidation primarily concerned free lipids and fatty acids in the plasma and to a lesser extent erythrocyte membrane lipids.

Effect of combined treatment with sodium hypochlorite and alpha-tocopherol on prooxidant and antioxidant system of the blood during experimental bile peritonitis.

Combined postoperation treatment with sodium hypochlorite and alpha-tocopherol broke the chain of free radical reactions in lipids and promoted normalization of LPO processes in the plasma and erythrocytes of 250 rats with experimental bile peritonitis.