Surgical treatment of combined echinococcosis of the liver and lungs

Aim. To evaluate comparatively the outcomes of diagnostic procedures and surgical treatment for combined echinococcosis liver lungs, utilizing state-of-the-art methods innovative echinococcectomy technologies. Materials Methods. A comparative assessment was undertaken on 188 patients (100 in control group; 88 main group) afflicted with lung (CLLE). The group were subjected to contemporary techniques cryotechnology during process. total CLLE hospitalized underwent 234 procedures. lungs conducted, adhering strictly principles aparasitism antiparasitism. Results . Specific postoperative complications, such as localized hydrothorax pneumothorax, bronchial fistula, biloma, perihepatic fluid accumulations, wound suppurations, identified 24% surgically treated group, leading repeat interventions 6% these cases. In complications observed 9.7% patients, only a single case (1.38%) necessitating relaparotomy. No fatalities reported either study groups. Conclusion application ultra-low temperature liquid nitrogen surgery an integral part aparasitic antiparasitic measures, proves be highly effective therapeutic technology. uncomplicated progression facilitates one-stage operation.