COMPLEX TREATMENT IN SEVERE FORMS OF ACUTE PARAPROCTITIS

Abstract

Acute paraproctitis is one of the most common purulent surgical diseases and it accountis for 0.5-4% of all surgical diseases and 24-50% of emergency proctological diseases. In this article the complex treatment of severe forms of acute paraproctitis are described. The aim of the scientific work is to accelerate the process of the wound healing in the postoperative period and reduce general intoxication in patients with acute paraproctitis. The study included 42 patients with severe forms of acute paraproctitis and divided them into 20 control groups and 22 main groups. Twenty patients in the control group were treated with standard local daily antiseptics and received antibiotic and analgesic treatments. Twenty-two patients in the main group received 200 ml of succinasol suksinasol solution intravenously twice in a day which is an additional detoxifying, antihypoxic, and tissue-enhancing drug. In order to analyze the results Leukocytosis, Leukocyte Intoxication Index (LII), Peroxide Oxidation of Lipids (POL), cleansing of the wound from pus, and wound healing were taken into account. A decrease in general intoxication and a relatively faster rate of wound healing were found in patients who was treated with succinasol.