RESUMEN
The purpose of the demonstration of this clinical case was to show the effectiveness of an integrated approach to treating a patient with bacterial pulmonary destruction complicated by recurrent pulmonary bleeding. A patient with a complicated course of abscessed pneumonia of the left lung against a background of severe concomitant pathology, after a long course of antibacterial therapy for the underlying disease. Upon admission to the hospital the patient standard examination was carried out according to national clinical recommendations, non-specific antibiotic therapy was continued, indications for planned surgical intervention were determined. Against the background of the controlled treatment with broad-spectrum antibiotics for 4,5 months, the patient retained the clinical manifestations of the disease and decay cavity in the left lung, which was an indication for surgical treatment. After short-term preoperative preparation, tracheobronchial catheterization of an abscess of the upper lobe of the left lung was performed. When examining the patient 1,5 months after the operation, his absence of complaints and the closure of decay cavities in the lung were recorded, which is a criterion for effective treatment. The clinical example demonstrates the high effectiveness of the personalized approach to treating patients with a burdened comorbid background and complicated pulmonary destruction, which are threatened both by the development of surgical complications and by the occurrence of postoperative complications when using resection methods of treatment.
