Current state of elective surgery for peptic ulcer

Mariyko, V A; Romanova, N N; Kremyansky, M A; Tretyakov, V O; Mariyko, A V

doi:10.17116/hirurgia201904124

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“…40 Certain papers called attention to the adverse effects of resections. 37,44 At least a fivefold decrease in gastric resection frequency in ulcer patients during last decades has been reported from some institutions, [45][46][47] which alone indicates an overuse in the recent past.…”

Section: Gastric Ulcersmentioning

confidence: 97%

Surgical Procedures with Questionable Indications Used in Russia

Jargin

2024

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This review summarizes available data on invasive procedures applied with questionable indications in Russia in the recent past: mastectomy with the removal of muscles, gastrectomy for peptic ulcers, spleno-renal anastomosis for diabetes mellitus, thoracic surgery for bronchial asthma, overuse of surgery in tuberculosis, excessive and compulsory treatments of alcohol-dependent patients, etc. Among factors contributing to the use of invasive procedures with unproven efficiency have been the partial isolation from international scientific community, insufficient consideration of the principles of professional autonomy, informed consent and scientific polemics, training of medical personnel. It is known that invasive procedures can exert a placebo effect, which might have contributed to reported efficiency of some methods discussed here. However, by definition, placebo must be free of risks.

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Section: Gastric Ulcersmentioning

confidence: 97%