Abstract
Aim of the study: Optimization of medical care to patients with liver cirrhosis (LC) based on using of patient- oriented approach in real clinic practiceMaterials and methods: The reviews of 734 medical histories of patients treated in polyclinics and in-patient facilities of general specialization (surgery, therapy) and died from HL in 2015–2019 years in Krasnodar region were analyzed. The experience of regular medical check-up of 85 patients with LC who underwent mini-invasive surgeries was summarized.Results: The number of mistakes in treatment tactics of patients with LC was revealed. The experience of regular medical check-up and schools for patients with LC was summarized.Conclusion: Regular medical check-up of patients with LC in multi- disciplinary clinic with practice in mini-invasive surgeries and liver transplantation, attendance of schools for patients improves stabilization and in some cases treatment course of disease.
Highlights
Критерии оказания медицинской помощи Диагноз был поставлен более чем за год до смерти Диагноз был выставлен в течение года, предшествующего смерти Состояли на диспансерном учете у терапевта Состояли на диспансерном учете у нарколога Состояли на диспансерном учете у инфекциониста Проводился скрининг гепатоцеллюлярной карциномы Была проведена оценка нутритивного статуса Даны адекватные рекомендации по питанию Даны адекватные рекомендации по физическим нагрузкам клиническая гастроэнтерология | clinical gastroenterology n
Избегать применения нестероидных противовоспа- У пациента с асцитом при возникновении лихорадки лительных препаратов и анальгетиков и болей в животе – экстренная госпитализация
Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology. 2015, no., pp.1095–1123
Summary
The reviews of 734 medical histories of patients treated in polyclinics and in-patient facilities of general specialization (surgery, therapy) and died from HL in 2015–2019 years in Krasnodar region were analyzed. The experience of regular medical check-up of 85 patients with LC who underwent mini-invasive surgeries was summarized
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