Advanced Methods of Treatment during Lung Abscess

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2022
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Abstract
The article analyzes the effectiveness of treatment of patients with lung abscesses using endoscopic drainage methods and the complex use of anti-inflammatory and liposomal drugs. For instrumental monitoring of the course of the pathological process and evaluation of the effectiveness of treatment, an ultrasound method is selected. Laboratory control was carried out by studying the level of indicators of endogenous intoxication. The results of ultrasound and laboratory observation of two groups of patients with different treatment methods are compared. The obtained data demonstrate probably a higher efficiency of the proposed method of endoscopic drainage of the cavity of a chronic abscess in combination with systemic and local use of anti-inflammatory and liposomal drugs and their advantage over traditional treatment regimens.
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Authors Sh. G. Mirsoliev;
Journal International Journal of Health Systems and Medical Sciences
Year 2022
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402
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https://inter-publishing.com/index.php/IJHSMS/article/view/402
Keywords
lung abscess endoscopic drainage sonographic observation sanation fibro-bronchoscopy liposomal preparations

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