Analysis of early postoperative outcomes of combined simultaneous and multistage surgeries

• Main Authors: Alymkadyr S. Beyshenaliev, Nurgazy M. Zhumagulov, Taalaibek K. Atabaev, Begmamat M. Nyshanov
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Center for Scientific Research and Development of Education. 2019-11-01
• Series: Heart Vessels and Transplantation
• Subjects: combined operations; concomitant surgical diseases; operative-anesthetic risk; scope of operation; postoperative complications; abdominal surgery; gynecological operations
• Online Access: https://www.hvt-journal.com/articles/art171

Objective: comparative analysis of the postoperative outcome of combined surgery for concomitant abdominal and pelvic (gynecological) pathology   Methods: Overall, 346 surgical patients with concomitant abdominal and gynecological surgical diseases were analyzed retrospectively in postoperative period. Results: In the early postoperative period complications developed in groups of extreme high and high operational-anesthetic risk (ASA III and ASA IV). Conclusion:     According to results of our study, combined surgical interventions especially those performed from a single surgical approach, slightly increase the severity of the operation compared to isolated interventions performed for the same underlying diseases.