RESUMO
Results of measurement and monitoring of intraabdominal pressure at 288 patients treated for different abdominal diseases and trauma were analyzed. In early postoperative period the increase intraabdominal pressure to 10-15 mm Hg (I degree) was revealed at 161 (56.0%) patients, from 16 to 25 mm Hg (II degree)--at 95 (33.0%), from 25 to 35 mm Hg (III degree)--at 23 (8.0%), more 35 mm Hg (IV degree)--at 8 (2.7%) patients. When intraabdominal pressure decreased on 4-5 mm per day the prognosis was positive at 257 (89.2%) operated patients. Critical type regarded as compartment syndrome (III-IV degree) was diagnosed at 31 (10.8%) patients. Relaparotomy was performed at 23 (8.0%) patients with III degree hypertension, the lethal outcome was at 6 (26.1%) cases. Relaparotomy at 8 (2.7%) patients with IV degree hypertension was late, and all the outcomes at these patients were lethal. General lethality at compartment syndrome was 45.2%. It is concluded that monitoring of intraabdominal hypertension should be mandatory diagnostic method, and critical parameters of abdominal hypertension--absolute indication to repeated laparotomy and decompression of abdominal cavity.