The Basics for Comprehension of Adhesive Process Formation in Abdominal Cavity. Perioperative Prevention by means of Anti-Adhesive Drugs (Review of Literature)

L. Kondratovich

doi:10.12737/5929

THE BASICS FOR COMPREHENSION OF ADHESIVE PROCESS FORMATION IN ABDOMINAL CAVITY. PERIOPERATIVE PREVENTION BY MEANS OF ANTI-ADHESIVE DRUGS (REVIEW OF LITERATURE) The Basics for Comprehension of Adhesive Process Formation in Abdominal Cavity. Perioperative Prevention by means of Anti-Adhesive Drugs (Review of Literature)

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Published in Journal of New Medical Technologies · Volume 21, Issue 3 · Pages 169–173 · Rubric: Literature Reviews

DOI: https://doi.org/10.12737/5929

Received: 06.10.2014 Accepted: 06.10.2014 Published: 06.10.2014 Language of publication: RUS

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L. Kondratovich

ABSTRACT

The review of literature presents a brief history of study of adhesive process from the beginning of XX century to the present, the modern concepts of the pathogenesis of adhesive process in the abdominal cavity after surgery on the organs of the small pelvis, taking into account the development of molecular biology, biochemistry, immunology. Problems of study of adhesive process are relevant at this stage of development of surgery of high reproductive technologies and the use of surgical energies, careful approach to the tissues. The processes that occur in the peritoneum after surgery are described in detail. The mechanism of neoangiogenesis in the newly formed growths is presented in detail, conditionally and schematically. The role of growth factors of cytokines, fibrinolysis in the process of formation of adhesions is reflected. The sequence of processes leading to the formation of adhesions is presented in the time interval: from the moment of peritoneal damage during operation up to 12 days of the postoperative period, the time of formation of fibrous adhesions. The structure of connective tissue fibres by components fibres, i.e. the structure of collagen fibers of different types is examined. The review presents conditional classification of anti-adhesive drugs with description of the properties and characteristics by the method of their application, the composition of constituent substances, the forms of release.

KEYWORDS

abdominal disease, pathogenesis, ischemia, hypoxia, fibrinolysis, interleukins, matrix metalloproteinases, collagen, anti-adhesive barriers.

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Kondratovich L. The Basics for Comprehension of Adhesive Process Formation in Abdominal Cavity. Perioperative Prevention by means of Anti-Adhesive Drugs (Review of Literature) // Journal of New Medical Technologies. 2014. no. 3. pp. 169-173. DOI: https://doi.org/10.12737/5929. (Date of access 06.10.2026).

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L. Kondratovich. "The Basics for Comprehension of Adhesive Process Formation in Abdominal Cavity. Perioperative Prevention by means of Anti-Adhesive Drugs (Review of Literature)." Journal of New Medical Technologies 21.3 (2014): 169-173. DOI: https://doi.org/10.12737/5929.

APA

Kondratovich L. (2014). The Basics for Comprehension of Adhesive Process Formation in Abdominal Cavity. Perioperative Prevention by means of Anti-Adhesive Drugs (Review of Literature). Journal of New Medical Technologies, 21(3), 169-173. https://doi.org/10.12737/5929

Chicago

L. Kondratovich. "The Basics for Comprehension of Adhesive Process Formation in Abdominal Cavity. Perioperative Prevention by means of Anti-Adhesive Drugs (Review of Literature)." Journal of New Medical Technologies 21, no. 3 (2014): 169-173. https://doi.org/10.12737/5929.

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