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Despite significant progress in the treatment of peritonitis, the rates of postoperative mortality continue to remain high. In 90-95% of cases, mortality is somehow associated with endogenous intoxication, which is the cause of the development of multi-organ and multisystem failure in these patients. Optimization, pathogenetic substantiation and improvement of methods of extra- and intracorporeal correction during operations and postoperative management of severe peritonitis taking into account the violation of detoxification function of the lungs become a vital necessity and represent an urgent task for modern anesthesiology and surgery, requiring new scientifically based solutions, and detailed clarification of the above-mentioned issues will improve methods of prediction, early diagnosis of these complications and will contribute to the development of a more effective treatment of these complications.
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Shumilina Ol'ga Vladimirovna est professeur associé au département de médecine efférente et de thérapie intensive de l'établissement d'enseignement public "Institute of Postgraduate Education in Health Care of the Republic of Tajikistan", secrétaire exécutif de la revue "Medical Bulletin of the National Academy of Sciences of Tajikistan". Auteur de plus de 70 travaux scientifiques : co-auteur de 2 monographies, 2 manuels, 36 articles scientifiques.
