Clinical & Medical CASE REPORTS

Biography

Ismailov Muzaffar has completed his bachelor degree and enrolled in a master’s degree in surgery. I This is the thesis of my first theses in international conferebce. I think that you will support my interests in science and allow me to publish in your collection.

Abstract

Introduction: Acute calculous cholecystitis is a very common disease with several areas of uncertainty. The World Society for Emergency Surgery has developed extensive guidelines for covering gray areas.

Material and methods: In an emergency surgery department of the 1st Tashkent city hospital, a retrospective analysis of case histories of 75 patients.

Results: We divided the patients into three groups which almost equally converges with the stages. And so, 31 patients entered the first group with non-destructive forms of acute cholecystitis and cholestasis syndrome like hyperbilirubinemia, biliary hypertension according to ultrasound. The presence of the above symptoms and signs indicated the presence of a mechanical obstacle to the outflow of bile. The second group consisted of 27 patients who had, in addition to those Patients who were in the second and third group, an endoscopic papillosphincterotomy, which was carried out in various forms like cannulation, a combined form, non-cannulation. The length of the incision major papulla produced on an individual goal for each patient. Littoextraction was performed in 31 patients, including lithotripsy in 2 patients.

One of the most important type of treatment - cholecystectomy. 26 traditional cholecystectomies, 39 laparoscopic cholecistetomas, and 2 conversions were performed.

Conclusions: To establish the cause of obstructive a comprehensive clinical and instrumental examination is necessary and this will help improve the quality of life of the patient in the immediate postoperative period and in remote periods.