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Results:
The analysis of the results showed the possibility of improving the
effectiveness of the treatment of ECF through an individual approach to determining
the indications and choosing the method of surgery. In the group with plastic surgery
of the sacrococcygeal region with
displaced non-free skin flaps, postoperative
complications and relapses were not observed in the
developed clinic of the UH
NCJSC "SMU". In the group of patients with open wound management, 3 relapses
were registered, which came through 2-5 months after surgery through pronounced
infiltrative-inflammatory reactions and scarring changes during wound healing by
secondary tension. When performing radical operations with suturing the edges of
the wound to the bottom (at the sutures Donati), 2 recurrences were revealed due to
pronounced tension of the edges of the wound, their eruption at the bottom of the
wound and the formation of residual cavities in the early postoperative period. The
terms of inpatient treatment in these three groups ranged from 8 to 13 days, on
average, 9,5 ±2,3 bed days.
Conclusions:
The technique of surgery for ECF should be justified
individually, depending on the severity and prevalence of the inflammatory process.
The most promising in terms of improving the long-term results of treatment of ECF
(including recurrent fistulas) are radical operations with the possibility of
simultaneous closure of the surgical wound with non-free skin flaps.
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