Low-temperature argon plasma in the wounds treatment after hemorrhoidectomy

Фролов, С. А.; Кузьминов, А. М.; Vyshegorodtsev, D. V.; Korolik, V. Yu.; Tuktagulov, N. V.; Жарков, Е. Е.; Сухина, М. А.; Vorobjeva, I. V.

doi:10.33878/2073-7556-2021-20-3-51-61

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“…Данная патология наблюдается у 36% населения экономически развитых и экономически развивающихся странах, в Российской Федерации на 1000 человек взрослого населения приходится 140-160 больных геморроем. [4,[12][13][14] В США каждый год отмечаются более 2 млн амбулаторных обращений по поводу геморроидальной болезни [15,16]. Более 40% пациентов проктологического отделения являются больные с геморроем [4,8,17].…”

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The importance of hemorrhoidal disease in the modern world

Styazhkina

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Aim. To study the incidence of hemorrhoidal disease in the Udmurt Republic on the basis of statistical data of the coloproctology department at the Budgetary Healthcare Institution “The First Republican Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Health of the Udmurt Republic”, Izhevsk, for 2018-2020 and a clinical case of a patient with acute hemorrhoids. Materials and methods. The data of 6506 medical records of outpatients and inpatients with diagnoses K64.0-K64.5 were analyzed. The evaluation of the results was carried out according to the following criteria: gender, age composition, region, diagnosis of patients, progression of the disease, type of surgery. A clinical case of a patient with acute hemorrhoids is presented. Results. Among the hospitalized patients, the male population prevailed (57.1%); among the outpatient patients, the female population prevailed (57.5%). Most of the patients were young and middle-aged patients (77% of hospitalized patients, 70.6% of outpatient patients). The urban population comprised 65.1% of hospitalized patients and 59.1% of outpatient patients. A chronic form of the disease was registered in 94.6% of the hospitalized patients and in 92.3% of the outpatient patients. Among all surgical interventions hemorrhoidectomy was conducted in 73.0% of cases. The analysis of the diagnosis and treatment of hemorrhoidal disease on the basis of a clinical case with positive results was carried out. Conclusions. According to the data obtained by the department, it can be said that among all patients diagnosed with hemorrhoids, the able-bodied and young, mainly urban population prevails, which indicates the influence of urabanization on the development of hemorrhoidal disease. The disease is equally prevalent in men and women. The chronic form prevails in the structure of the incidence of hemorrhoidal disease. The most commonly used surgical treatment of hemorrhoidal disease is hemorrhoidectomy.

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The importance of hemorrhoidal disease in the modern world

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Plasma medicine: Prospects and experience of application of low-temperature argon plasma in medical rehabilitation

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2022

Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation

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Plasma medicine is a dynamically developing field of science based on the physical and chemical properties of air-plasma flows. Low-temperature plasma is a partially ionized gas with a temperature of about 40C, the synergistic interaction of its active substances is a successful method of sterilization, decontamination of wound surfaces, treatment of surgical and burn wounds. Due to the combined action, over the past decades, low-temperature plasma has proven itself in purulent surgery, dermatology, and dentistry, but in addition, it has opened up great prospects in oncology. Possessing the effects of inhibiting inflammatory processes, stimulating regeneration processes, improving microcirculation and tissue metabolism, plasma flows are also used in medical rehabilitation. The review considers the possibilities of using low-temperature plasma in various fields of medicine, as well as the effect of plasma flows on basic cellular processes and various forms of cell death. The experience of using low-temperature argon plasma in the complex rehabilitation of patients with malignant neoplasms is presented. Literature sources from Russian and foreign databases (Elibrary, PubMed) on the topic of low-temperature plasma application in medical practice were analyzed. The analysis showed that plasma medicine is a rapidly developing modern direction, opening up new opportunities in healthcare. Further studies of plasma streams are needed to unlock their full therapeutic potential and fully understand the mechanisms of action.

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Low-temperature argon plasma in the wounds treatment after hemorrhoidectomy

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The importance of hemorrhoidal disease in the modern world

The importance of hemorrhoidal disease in the modern world

Plasma medicine: Prospects and experience of application of low-temperature argon plasma in medical rehabilitation

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