Indications for hypothermia in surgical practice

Abstract

Even N. I. Pirogov during the Crimean War used cooling in the treatment of many surgical diseases (wounds of the chest and skull, resection of the elbow joint, etc.). However, the development of hypothermia as a method of surgical practice began after the report of Smis and Fay (1941), who treated cancer patients with prolonged hypothermia. In two cases (out of 38) of inoperable cancer, cure was observed, in the rest of the patients the general condition improved.

Keywords

Kazan Medical archive

References

[1] Беркутов А. Н., Воликов А. А., Сметанин Л. А. Вестн. хир. им. Грекова, 1956, 9

[2] Вишневский А. А. Мед. работник, 7/1-55

[3] Казанский В. И., Макаренко Т. П., Карпухин В. И. Нов. хир. арх., 1956, 2

[4] Куприянов П. А., Уваров Б. С. Экспер. хир., 1956, 1

[5] Либов С. Л., Ширяева К. Ф. Хирургия, 1957, 1

[6] Неговский В. А. Оживление организма и искусственная гипотермия. Медгиз, 1960

[7] Петровский Б. В., Семенов В. С. Хирургия, 1957, 12

[8] Шамов В. Н. Военн.-мед. журн., 1957, 2

[9] Шипов А. К. Тез. докл. 33 научн. конф. Башкирского мед. ин-та, 1956

[10] Он же. Тез. докл. научн. конф, по проблеме ожогов в Ленинграде, 6—8 мая, 1959

RIGHTS & PERMISSIONS

Eco-Vector