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[Endoscopic hemostasis in pulmonary hemorrhage].

Authors: E G, Grigor'ev; V E, Pak; T N, Iurchenkova; G P, Spasov; R G, Trukhan; V M, Grishchenko; E G, Shishkina;

[Endoscopic hemostasis in pulmonary hemorrhage].

Abstract

As the result of applying endoscopic occlusion of the bronchus in complex treatment of 95 patients with pulmonary, predominantly massive, hemorrhage recovery was achieved in 77.9% of cases. Twenty-one patients died. Hemorrhage was the direct cause of death of 5 patients, 16 patients died from advancement of the principal disease, background conditions, and complications of the postoperative period not associated with pulmonary bleeding.

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Adult, Aged, 80 and over, Lung Diseases, Male, Adolescent, Humans, Endoscopy, Hemorrhage, Middle Aged, Child, Hemostasis, Surgical, Aged

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