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- IRMS - Nicolae Testemitanu SUMPh
- REVISTE MEDICALE NEINSTITUȚIONALE
- Arta Medica
- Arta Medica 2015
- Arta Medica Vol. 56 No 3, 2015 ediție specială
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Title: | Managementul diagnostic modern al pancreatitei cronice şi complicaţiilor sale evolutive |
Other Titles: | Modern diagnostic of chronic pancreatitis and its evolutive complications |
Authors: | Cazac, A. Hotineanu, V. Hotineanu, A. Pripa, V. Cotoneţ, A. Ţibrigan, T. |
Issue Date: | 2015 |
Publisher: | Asociaţia chirurgilor “Nicolae Anestiadi” din Republica Moldova |
Citation: | CAZAC, A., HOTINEANU, V., HOTINEANU, A., et al. Managementul diagnostic modern al pancreatitei cronice şi complicaţiilor sale evolutive = Modern diagnostic of chronic pancreatitis and its evolutive complications. In: Arta Medica. 2015, nr. 3(56), p. 20. ISSN 1810-1852. |
Abstract: | Introducere: Gravitatea notabilă a pancreatitei cronice (PC) şi complicaţiilor sale evolutive, polimorfizmul tabloului clinic marcat
şi de asocieri lezionale, corelația unui diagnostic tardiv, rata înaltă de mortalitate impun implicarea a numeroase metode
imagistice de diagnostic.
Scop: Evaluarea strategiilor diagnostice în PC şi complicaţiile sale evolutive.
Material şi metode: Studiul prezintă rezultatele metodelor de diagnostic aplicate la 460 pacienţi cu PC şi complicaţiile sale
evolutive, desfăşurat în perioada anilor 1994-2014 în Clinica Chirurgie nr.1 din cadrul Catedrei 2 Chirurgie. Diagnosticul PC şi
complicaţiilor sale evolutive a fost stabilit în baza rezultatelor examinărilor clinice, biochimice, marcherilor tumorali, investigaţiilor
imagistice (USG, inclusiv şi USG i/o, FEGDS, radiografia simplă a cavităţii abdominale, radiografia cu masă baritată a
stomacului şi duodenului, CT în regim standard şi angiografic, ERCP, IRM în regim standard şi colangiografic, pancreatografie
i/o).
Rezultate: Durata maladiei (90%) frecvent a variat de la 2 la 10 ani. Preponderent etiologia a fost determinată de etilism
(60,50%) şi malrotaţie duodenală (39,5%). Sensibilitatea diagnostică: USG preoperator – 82,5%, USG intraoperator – 93,3%;
CT – 98%; IRM în regim standard şi colangiografic – 98%; ERCP – 89%.
Concluzii: Diagnosticul contemporan al PC şi complicaţiilor sale evolutive necesită aplicarea unei game largi de investigaţii
clinice, de laborator, imagistice, care oferă o informaţie veridică despre gradul afecţiunii pancreasului, ceea ce permi te aplicarea
tacticii curative optimale. Introduction: The notable severity of chronic pancreatitis (CP) and its evolutionary complications, the polymorphism of the
clinical picture marked by lesional associations, the correlation of a belated diagnosis and the high mortality rate require the
involvement of many diagnostic imaging methods.
Aim: The evaluation of diagnostic strategies into CP and its evolutionary complications.
Material and methods: The study presents the results of diagnostic methods applied to 460 patients with CP and its
evolutionary complications, held during 1994-2014 in the Surgical Clinic No.1. The diagnosis of CP and its evolutionary
complications was established based on the results of clinical examinations, tumor markers, imaging investigations (USG),
FEGDS, simple abdominal radiography, radiographic examination with barium of the stomach and duodenum, CT (regimen
standard and angiographic), ERCP, MRI (regimen standard and cholangiographic), pancreatography).
Results: The duration of disease (90%) varied from 2 to 10 years. Mostly, the cause has been determined by the alcoholism
(60.5%) and duodenal malrotation (39.5%).
Diagnostic sensitivity: preoperative USG – 82.5%, intraoperative USG – 93.3%; CT – 98%; MRI standard regime and
cholangiography – 98%; ERCP – 89%.
Conclusions: The contemporary diagnosis of the CP and its evolutionary complications require applying a wide range of
laboratory and clinical investigations, also imaging investigations that are giving truthful information about the level of pancreas
disease, which allows the application of optimal curative tactics. |
URI: | http://repository.usmf.md/handle/20.500.12710/13548 |
ISSN: | 1810-1852 |
Appears in Collections: | Arta Medica Vol. 56 No 3, 2015 ediție specială
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