The evaluation of security of application of endobronchial valve in patients with infiltrative tuberculosis of lungs in phase of decay and with failure in treatment

Sergey V. Skluyev; T. I Petrenko; E. P Myshkova

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Russian Medicine ›› 2014, Vol. 20 ›› Issue (5) : 22 -25. DOI: 10.17816/rmj38213

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The evaluation of security of application of endobronchial valve in patients with infiltrative tuberculosis of lungs in phase of decay and with failure in treatment

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The article analyzes the results of treatment of 102 patients with infiltrative destructive tuberculosis of lungs with failure in treatment. In treatment of 49 patients endobronchial valve was applied and 53 patients were treated according standards and constituted comparison group. The application of endobronchial valve results in no development of endobronchial complications and in 14.3% cases cause complications during course of disease demanding alterations of tactic of treatment. After implantation of endobronchial valve in 40.8% of patients occurred clinical manifestations of presence of endobronchial valve in bronchus and all symptoms were arrested with pharmaceuticals during three weeks. The implantation of endobronchial valve results both in growth of granular tissue of various degree in zone of blocking and in development of scar stenosis of blocking bronchi in remote period.

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endobronchial valve / tuberculosis / complication

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Sergey V. Skluyev, T. I Petrenko, E. P Myshkova. The evaluation of security of application of endobronchial valve in patients with infiltrative tuberculosis of lungs in phase of decay and with failure in treatment. Russian Medicine, 2014, 20(5): 22-25 DOI:10.17816/rmj38213

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