Acute states in colorectal surgery

The authors evaluate their own group of 80 patients treated in the acute stage of colorectal disease during the period between 1980-1987 at the First Surgical Clinic, Faculty Hospital with Policlinic, Olomouc. Fifty-five patients treated by the classical three-stage operation with a lethality of 51%...

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Published inČasopis lékařů českých Vol. 128; no. 42; p. 1325
Main Authors Vyslouzil, K, Unger, R, Pesula, E, Korhon, M, Utíkal, P
Format Journal Article
LanguageCzech
Published Czech Republic 13.10.1989
Subjects
Acute Disease
Colon - surgery
Colonic Diseases - surgery
Humans
Rectal Diseases - surgery
Rectum - surgery
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Summary:The authors evaluate their own group of 80 patients treated in the acute stage of colorectal disease during the period between 1980-1987 at the First Surgical Clinic, Faculty Hospital with Policlinic, Olomouc. Fifty-five patients treated by the classical three-stage operation with a lethality of 51%, 25 patients treated by primary resection with a lethality of 31%. The encouraging immediate and long-term results of rationally indicated acute resections are not in favour of three-stage operations.
ISSN:0008-7335