[Possible correction of disturbed microcirculation in the gut in diffuse peritonitis of gynecological origin]

B V Arakelian, Arakelian Bv, С. Ф. Багненко, S F Bagnenko, N N Rukhliada, Rukhliada Nn, Biriukova Ei, E I Biriukova, Mel'nikov As, A S Mel'nikov, Р. И. Миннуллин, R I Minnullin
Vestnik khirurgii imeni I. I. Grekova · 2009 · vol. 168(4) , pp. 77–80 · PMID:19947424 · W2286441050
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Treatment of 51 patients with diffuse peritonitis of gynecological origin demonstrated that administering oxygenic perftoran effectively corrects disturbed intestinal microcirculation.

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Analysis of results of treatment of 51 patients with diffuse peritonitis has shown effectiveness of correction of disturbed microcirculation in the intestine by means of administration of oxygenic perftoran.

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Fluorocarbons Gynecologic Surgical Procedures Intestines Microcirculation Peritonitis Splanchnic Circulation Surgical Wound Infection Adolescent Adult Blood Substitutes Drug Administration Routes Female Fluorocarbons Gynecologic Surgical Procedures Humans Intestines Microcirculation Microcirculation Middle Aged Peritonitis

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