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First experience in pulsed YAG-laser clinical applications in endoscopic surgery for gallstone destruction and operations on peripapillary zoneFormat | Member Price | Non-Member Price |
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Paper Abstract
1. Central Clinical Hospital No 1, the USSR Ministry of Communications,
Moscow
2. II Surgery Department, Central Institute for Advanced Medical Training,
Moscow
3. Central Clinical Hospital No 4, the USSR Ministry of Communications,
Moscow
4. Central Clinical Hospital of the RSFSR Ministry of Health, Moscow
5. General Physics Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow
Progress in biliferous system surgery is to a considerable extent
associated with realization of endosurgery methods on gallbladder and
main biliary tracts.
Radical alterations in the treatment tactics and the up-date developments
of this trend put forward new technical and methodical tasks.
The problem of safe disintegration of gallstones.is one of them. Introduction
into clinical practice of endoscopic draining operations on
the distal section of hepaticocholedoch eliminating such complications
as wedging into it of the stone remains and recurrent lithogenesis,
inevitably puts forward the problem of lithotripsy which is often of
top priority as determining the radical effect of endosurgical interference.
Paper Details
Date Published: 1 September 1990
PDF: 7 pages
Proc. SPIE 1353, First International Conference on Lasers and Medicine, (1 September 1990); doi: 10.1117/12.23750
Published in SPIE Proceedings Vol. 1353:
First International Conference on Lasers and Medicine
Vitali I. Konov; Gerhard J. Mueller; Alexander M. Prokhorov, Editor(s)
PDF: 7 pages
Proc. SPIE 1353, First International Conference on Lasers and Medicine, (1 September 1990); doi: 10.1117/12.23750
Show Author Affiliations
S. V. Yurchenko, Central Clinical Hospital No. 1 (Russia)
V. D. Manevich, Central Institute for Advanced Medical Training (Russia)
Vladimir M. Meshkov, USSR Ministry of Communications (Russia)
Yu. M. Kornilov, RSFSR Ministry of Health (Russia)
Alexander A. Manenkov, General Physics Institute (Russia)
V. D. Manevich, Central Institute for Advanced Medical Training (Russia)
Vladimir M. Meshkov, USSR Ministry of Communications (Russia)
Yu. M. Kornilov, RSFSR Ministry of Health (Russia)
Alexander A. Manenkov, General Physics Institute (Russia)
A. V. Upyrev, Central Institute for Advanced Medical Training (Russia)
V. I. Ryabykh, Central Clinical Hospital No. 1 (Russia)
N. N. Denisov, General Physics Institute (Russia)
V. H. Bagdasarov, General Physics Institute (Russia)
A. N. Starkovsky, General Physics Institute (Russia)
V. I. Ryabykh, Central Clinical Hospital No. 1 (Russia)
N. N. Denisov, General Physics Institute (Russia)
V. H. Bagdasarov, General Physics Institute (Russia)
A. N. Starkovsky, General Physics Institute (Russia)
Published in SPIE Proceedings Vol. 1353:
First International Conference on Lasers and Medicine
Vitali I. Konov; Gerhard J. Mueller; Alexander M. Prokhorov, Editor(s)
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