Phlegmonous appendicitis is an acute form of inflammation of the appendix, characterized by the deposition of fibrin on its surface, a high concentration of pus and clearly defined edema.
Acute appendicitis is a very common surgical pathology. This disease requires urgent surgical intervention, otherwise serious and life-threatening complications may develop.
An acute surgical pathology of the peritoneum, which consists of twisting of any section of the intestine or its part around the mesentery or its axis. The lumen of the intestine is blocked, the mesenteric nerves and vessels are compressed, and a mechanical obstruction occurs in the digestive tract.
When an internal infectious inflammation of tissues, accompanied by their destruction and purulent melting, is classified as a subdiaphragmatic abscess, this means that the abscess (a capsule-bound accumulation of pus) is located in the subcostal area of the abdominal cavity.
Doctors consider intestinal adhesions to be the result of a pathophysiological process that develops in the abdominal cavity and can either be asymptomatic or manifest itself with a number of signs.
Direct inguinal hernia is a pathology characterized by reversible protrusion of abdominal organs. Let's consider the causes of the disease, diagnostic methods, treatment and prevention.
