On the diagnosis and treatment of gynecological peritonitis

In: Kazan medical journal · 1981 · vol. 62(3) , pp. 48–51 · doi:10.17816/kazmj91041 · W4300699915
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Abstract

The case histories of 81 patients with gynecological peritonitis were analyzed. 80.2% of patients with this complication were between the ages of 20 and 40. The use of local hypothermia along with drug therapy in the acute period and a rational regimen of nursing patients made it possible to reduce the percentage of surgical interventions to 13.6%, and mortality to 1.2%. The discharge of patients from the department with full rehabilitation contributed to a sharp decrease in the frequency of recurrence of inflammatory diseases.

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