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The authors describe their 16 years of experience in the therapy of intra-abdominal extra-organ abscesses performed by means of a directed percutaneous drainage with the use of a thin catheter 5.5 F (n = 18) or by means of a single or repeated evacuation puncture by a thin needle 20 G (n = 30), which have been done under an ultrasonographic control in 48 persons. The described method of the single or repeated evacuation puncture and percutaneous drainage was successful in 69% of cases. From the 15 other patients, six persons died after a subsequent surgical drainage for sepsis under the picture of a multi-organ failure. In contrast to the percutaneous drainage by wide catheters, no serious or lethal complications were detected in connection with the intervention, in 6 cases there were only insignificant complications. The success of the intervention was on the lower level of percutaneous drainage interventions, performed with wider catheters, described in literature. The authors describe their 16 years of experience in the therapy of intra-abdominal extra-organ abscesses performed by means of a directed percutaneous drainage with the use of a thin catheter 5.5 F (n = 18) or by means of a single or repeated evacuation puncture by a thin needle 20 G (n = 30), which have been done under an ultrasonographic control in 48 persons. The described method of the single or repeated evacuation puncture and percutaneous drainage was successful in 69% of cases. From the 15 other patients, six persons died after a subsequent surgical drainage for sepsis under the picture of a multi-organ failure. In contrast to the percutaneous drainage by wide catheters, no serious or lethal complications were detected in connection with the intervention, in 6 cases there were only insignificant complications. The success of the intervention was on the lower level of percutaneous drainage interventions, performed with wider catheters, described in literature.

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The use of aspiration puncture and drainage under the ultrasound control in the therapy of extra-organ intra-abdominal abscesses The use of aspiration puncture and drainage under the ultrasound control in the therapy of extra-organ intra-abdominal abscesses

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The use of aspiration puncture and drainage under the ultrasound control in the therapy of extra-organ intra-abdominal abscesses The use of aspiration puncture and drainage under the ultrasound control in the therapy of extra-organ intra-abdominal abscesses

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RIV/61988987:17110/03:A1000VRT!RIV10-MSM-17110___

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S

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4

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n15:2010

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n12:predkladatel

n3:idSjednocenehoVysledku

632282

n3:idVysledku

RIV/61988987:17110/03:A1000VRT

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n13:eng

n3:klicovaSlova

Abdominal abscess; Aspiration by the thin needle; Intervention sonography; Percutaneous drainage; Therapy of abscess; Ultrasonography

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n4:Percutaneous%20drainage n4:Aspiration%20by%20the%20thin%20needle n4:Abdominal%20abscess n4:Ultrasonography n4:Therapy%20of%20abscess n4:Intervention%20sonography

n3:kodStatuVydavatele

CZ - Česká republika

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[10D424A6E267]

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Česká radiologie

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n16:JU

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2

n3:pocetTvurcuVysledku

3

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n15:2003

n3:svazekPeriodika

57

n3:tvurceVysledku

Hrabovský, Vladimír Klvaňa, P. Martínek, Arnošt

s:issn

1210-7883

s:numberOfPages

6

n7:organizacniJednotka

17110