[Use of ofloxacin in the treatment of suppurative-inflammatory complications in surgery]. / Opyt primeneniia ofloksatsina v lechenii gnoino-vospalitel'nykh oslozhnenii v khirurgii.

Analysis of ofloxacin use in clinical surgery over the latest decade showed that despite its wide clinical application for the prevention and therapy of postoperative complications, this drug remains highly active for the majority of micro-organisms. Hence, a wide spectrum, high bactericidal activity of the drug, optimal pharmacokinetics, and a high bio-availability (95-100%) still recommend ofloxacin, a highly effective agent for the treatment of infectious complications of surgery.

[Intravenous nutrition of patients after resection of the small intestine]. / Vnutrivennoe pitanie bol'nykh posle rezektsii tonkoi kishki.

The analysis of clinical, physiological and biochemical parameters in patients with the syndrome of short loop has evidenced that the state of such patients is incompatible with life preservation, which has been confirmed by a high lethality rate. The only possibility to prolong their life is the chronic adequate parenteral nutrition that should include 1.5-2 g protein/kg, daily, and 130-140 kcal/each gram of nitrogen introduced. Special attention should be paid to the correction of the mineral metabolism and providing with vitamins.