OPTIMIZATION OF TACTICAL AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF COMPLEX SURGICAL TREATMENT OF BENIGN ACUTE SUPPURATIVE CHOLANGITIS

Abstract

The monograph presents modern radiodiagnostic methods and describes the tactical and technical aspects of complex surgical treatment developed in accordance with the severity and clinical manifestations of acute cholangitis. Minimally invasive endoscopic transduodenal interventions and diapeutic techniques were introduced into clinical practice, which substantially improved treatment outcomes. A technique for intrahepatic biliary sanitation via the alternating administration of 0.06% anolyte and catholyte solutions of sodium hypochlorite was developed and implemented in surgical practice, enabling a significant reduction in mortality and purulent-septic complications. The monograph is intended for surgeons, master's degree candidates, clinical residents, and students of medical institutions.