FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF THORACOLUMBAR JUNCTION TRANSPEDICULAR FIXATION VARIANTS AFTER RESECTION OF THE TH12 VERTEBRA WHILE FORWARD BENDING

Abstract

. Worldwide, acute generalized peritonitis (AGP) is a common medical and surgical emergency and a major cause of mortality. Despite the obvious successes of diagnostics, the use of various antibacterial drugs of the new generation, the introduction of modern methods of minimally invasive treatment, the mortality rate in AGP ranges from 12.5% to 39.2%. The basis of the severe course and high mortality rates in acute peritonitis is often concomitant pathology, among which obesity is present in 7.5% to 14.0%. Aim – to study the state of the indicators of the nitric oxide system in the body of experimental animals with simulated AGP against the background of obesity and compare them with groups of obese animals and with animals with AGP.