[Evaluation of regional microcirculation of the intestine in patients with inflammatory diseases of the uterus and its appendages complicated by diffuse peritonitis]

С. Ф. Багненко, S F Bagnenko, B V Arakelian, Б. В. Аракелян, N N Rukhliada, Н. Н. Рухляда, E I Levitina, K Iu Bobrov
Vestnik khirurgii imeni I. I. Grekova · 2006 · vol. 165(2) , pp. 27–31 · PMID:16752635 · W2411132273
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Researchers evaluated intestinal microcirculation in 42 women with inflammatory uterine diseases and diffuse peritonitis, finding that dynamic contact biomicroscopy could predict peritonitis progression and guide treatment strategies.

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The microcirculation in the intestinal wall was evaluated in 42 women in the postoperative period using contact biomicroscopy in laparoscopy with a microhysteroscope. The dynamic contact biomicroscopy unlike other clinico-laboratory data allowed prognosis of the development or progress of peritonitis and choice of the strategy of treatment.

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Endometritis Intestine, Small Peritonitis Adolescent Adult Endometritis Endometritis Endometritis Female Follow-Up Studies Humans Hysteroscopy Intestine, Small Laparoscopy Microcirculation Microcirculation Middle Aged Peritonitis Peritonitis Peritonitis

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