Pathological syndromes of the biliary tract decompression

Abstract

Summary. The circle of pathological conditions that develop in the post-decompression phase of BT with OX is indicated, and an effective pathognomonic conditioned treatment algorithm for patients has been developed. The results of examination and treatment of 216 patients with OX who underwent various options for BT decompression were analyzed. OX of tumor origin was observed in 112 (51.8%) patients, benign - in 104 (48.2%). The main group was -112, the control group - 104. Two-stage tactics were undertaken in 133 (61.6%) cases, 83 (38.4%) were operated on in one stage. The accelerated decompression syndrome developed in 31 (14.3%) cases (in the control -26, main-5). Violations of the water-electrolyte balance occurred in 32 (46.4%) patients with complete external abduction of bile. Digestive remodeling syndrome was present in 44 (33.1%) patients.

Histological Liver Changes in Experimental Obstructive Cholestasis with Partial Outflow Restoration

“…The researcher also created experimental conditions, because of which they concluded that after two days the regenerative mechanisms of liver tissue were activated. Streltov et al (16), and Mejidov et al (17) demonstrated the influence of biliary tract decompression on the dynamics of lipoperoxidation processes. It was established that on the 7 th day after the experiment, lipid peroxidation was at the highest level in terms of pathogenesis and negative impact on the liver, taking into account cholestasis.…”