FIELD: medicine; surgery. SUBSTANCE: method involves performing transposition of the left strand of the greater omentum into the peritoneal fat tissue making anastomosis of greater omentum veins with both epigastric veins and of the lymph node, located close to the place of origin of the vena epiploica dextra inflow, with the vein of the greater omentum. EFFECT: enhanced effectiveness of portolymphatic decompression.
| Title | Year | Author | Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| SURGICAL METHOD FOR TREATING PORTAL HYPERTENSION | 1992 |
|
RU2069977C1 |
| SURGICAL METHOD FOR TREATING PORTAL HYPERTENSION | 1992 |
|
RU2069976C1 |
| SURGICAL METHOD FOR TREATING PORTAL HYPERTENSION | 1992 |
|
RU2069975C1 |
| METHOD FOR CARRYING OUT SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION | 1992 |
|
RU2072793C1 |
| METHOD FOR SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION | 0 |
|
SU1745213A1 |
| SURGICAL METHOD FOR TREATING INTRAHEPATIC FORM OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION | 1992 |
|
RU2069978C1 |
| METHOD FOR LAPAROSCOPIC DISTAL SPLENORENAL ANASTOMOSIS WITH SPLENIC ARTERY TYING AND STOMACH DEVASCULARIZATION IN CASE OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION | 2015 |
|
RU2624812C2 |
| SURGICAL METHOD FOR TREATING PORTAL HYPERTENSION AGGRAVATED WITH ASCITES CAUSED BY STENOSED INFERIOR VENA CAVA | 1997 |
|
RU2160054C2 |
| METHOD OF SURGICAL TREATING OF ASCITES IN LOCAL HYPERTENSION | 0 |
|
SU1581289A1 |
| METHOD OF OMENTOHEPATOPEXY IN CASE OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION | 2008 |
|
RU2368329C1 |
