INSTRUMENTAL DIAGNOSIS OF INFECTED FORMS OF PANCREATIC NECROSIS

Abstract

Summary. Through the skin fine-needle aspiration biopsy of parapancreatic fiber under ultrasound control with microbiological study of the biomaterial to verify purulent-septic complications of pancreatonecrosis, 46 patients with acute necrotizing pancreatitis were performed. Using the developed method for diagnosing infected pancreatic necrosis, it was possible to achieve timely detection of infectious complications of pancreatonecrosis, which would lead to a reduction in untimely (early) operations, the number of cases of systemic complications.