Our people, under the leadership of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, have successfully completed the seven-year period and made a huge step towards communist construction.

Currently, a great deal of attention is paid to the combination of acute cholecystitis with acute pancreatitis. Today we cannot justify ourselves by the dictum of Martynov and Mondor that in acute pancreatitis, a diagnostic error is a law, and a correct diagnosis is an exception.

The problem of acute cholecystitis still cannot be considered finally solved, and therefore the analysis of treatment results in individual surgical institutions may be of certain interest.

People of middle age and especially elderly people suffer from cholecystitis more often. In children, acute cholecystitis is rare, and only a few observations are described in the literature.

The term "additional" or "additional" bile ducts was introduced in the XVIII century by Forain to designate bile ducts with an unusual route and, most importantly, with an unusual place of confluence into the extrahepatic bile ducts, namely, into the common or bile ducts.

Intrapelvic anesthesia for pelvic fractures proposed by L.G.Shkolnikov and V.P.Selivanov (1955) is a type of novocaine blockade. She has found wide application in traumatology.

The possibility of a separate study of the functional state of the kidneys using the radioisotope method is of great practical interest.

In recent years, the method of studying the kidneys by puncture biopsy has become widespread.

According to statistical data of domestic and foreign authors, kidney tumors account for 1 to 2% of all neoplasms. Early recognition of them is difficult, since clinical symptoms often lag behind the pathological changes in time. The results of the treatment largely depend on the timely operation.

Varus deformities of the femoral neck are mainly treated with surgical methods. In this case, various types of osteotomies are most often used. The literature describes a large number of various methods of osteotomy, which, depending on the level of bone intersection, can be subdivided into cervical, intertrochanteric and subtrochanteric.