"The application of aspiration puncture under ultrasound control in the therapy of abscesses and other purulent foci in the liver, pancreas and kidney" . "The application of aspiration puncture under ultrasound control in the therapy of abscesses and other purulent foci in the liver, pancreas and kidney"@en . . . "RIV/61988987:17110/03:A1000VRS" . . "17110" . . "598833" . . "S" . . . "[436D2A701F14]" . . "Vnit\u0159n\u00ED l\u00E9ka\u0159stv\u00ED" . "CZ - \u010Cesk\u00E1 republika" . "0042-773X" . "7"^^ . "Hrabovsk\u00FD, Vladim\u00EDr" . "The application of aspiration puncture under ultrasound control in the therapy of abscesses and other purulent foci in the liver, pancreas and kidney"@en . "Abscess; Aspiration thin needle puncture; Kidney; Liver; Pancreas; Therapy"@en . . "2"^^ . "3"^^ . "Klva\u0148a, P." . . . "The authors deal with the problem of application of a therapeutic fine needle aspiration puncture in abscesses and other purulent foci in organs of abdominal cavity and retroperitoneum. The treatment using this method under continuing antibiotic therapy has been used in 60 patients (40 men, 20 women), 25 of them suffering from liver abscesses, 28 other from purulent foci of pancreas and seven patients from purulent foci of the kidney. In most patients there were solitary foci (43 persons).The results obtained demonstrated the contribution of aimed therapeutic aspiration puncture in the therapy of purulent foci of parenchymal organs of abdominal cavity and retroperitoneum as compared with surgical treatment. The advantage of the applied method in the therapy of purulent foci of the liver and pancreas may be seen in the higher success rate, low invasiveness and a low risk of complications together with a low financial cost and wide availability." . "RIV/61988987:17110/03:A1000VRS!RIV10-MSM-17110___" . . . . "49" . "Mart\u00EDnek, Arno\u0161t" . "The authors deal with the problem of application of a therapeutic fine needle aspiration puncture in abscesses and other purulent foci in organs of abdominal cavity and retroperitoneum. The treatment using this method under continuing antibiotic therapy has been used in 60 patients (40 men, 20 women), 25 of them suffering from liver abscesses, 28 other from purulent foci of pancreas and seven patients from purulent foci of the kidney. In most patients there were solitary foci (43 persons).The results obtained demonstrated the contribution of aimed therapeutic aspiration puncture in the therapy of purulent foci of parenchymal organs of abdominal cavity and retroperitoneum as compared with surgical treatment. The advantage of the applied method in the therapy of purulent foci of the liver and pancreas may be seen in the higher success rate, low invasiveness and a low risk of complications together with a low financial cost and wide availability."@en . . "8" . . . "The application of aspiration puncture under ultrasound control in the therapy of abscesses and other purulent foci in the liver, pancreas and kidney" . .