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TREATMENT OF HIDRADENITIS SUPPURATIVA UNDER THE ARM
1 Causes and risk factors Hidradenitis suppurativa develops due to blockage of sweat gland ducts and subsequent inflammation. However, the exact mechanism of the disease is more complex: it is a combination of hereditary, immune, and external factors. The ...
REMOVAL OF A RECTAL FISTULA
1 The most significant classification of fistulas, widely used in clinical practice, is based on how the pathology relates to the anal sphincter fibers. There are four main types of fistulas: Intersphincteric (located within the sphincter) – these arise as ...
INFLAMMATION OF THE SALIVARY GLANDS (SIALADENITIS)
1 Development of the pathological process The trigger is most often a decrease in the rate of salivary flow and obstruction of salivary drainage. When saliva production slows and its flow is blocked, ideal conditions are created for ascending infection. ...
AV HEART BLOCK
1 The causes of this pathology vary widely, from congenital anomalies to diseases acquired during life. Congenital heart block They develop during fetal development due to: Structural abnormalities of the cardiac conduction system Infections suffered by ...
DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF CROHN'S DISEASE
1 Causes and risk factors The causes of Crohn's disease are not fully understood. There are several key factors that contribute to its development: Genetic predisposition - the NOD2, ATG16L1, and IL23R genes are associated with an increased risk. Immune ...
DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF THROAT CANCER (LARYNX)
1 Epidemiology and prevalence Laryngeal cancer is one of the leading malignant tumors of the head and neck. According to statistics, it accounts for approximately 3% of all oncological cases and up to 20-25% of ENT tumors. The disease most often develops ...
TREATMENT OF INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION
1 Intestinal obstruction occurs for a number of reasons: Adhesion formation after surgery, inflammatory diseases, or injuries Neoplasia both in the intestine itself and in adjacent organs Hernial protrusions: inguinal, femoral, or ventral postoperative ...