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PROGNOSTIC CRITERIA FOR THE TRANSITION FROM LAPAROSCOPY TO CONVECTION IN THE DESTRUCTIVE FORM OF APPENDICITIS

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The article analyzes the factors influencing the risk of increased conversions during laparoscopic appendectomy. The data of 841 patients treated from 2015 to 2017 with a diagnosis of acute appendicitis were used in the work. In our study, statistically significant factors influencing the transition from laparoscopy to conversion were: the form of appendicitis (<0.0001) and the age of the patient (<0.0001). The ability to identify patients with a high risk of conversion will help surgeons in choosing patients who benefit from primary open appendectomy. This will reduce the time of the operation, the cost of the operation and possible complications during laparoscopic intervention. Keywords: appendectomy, laparoscopy, conversion, predictors.

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K.Yulchiev

Андижанский Государственный медицинский институт

B.Obidov

Андижанский Государственный медицинский институт

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# конвекция# convection# деструктивная форма аппендицита# конвексия# аппендицитнинг деструктив шакли# destructive form of appendicitis

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