Vol. 2 No. 2 (2012): VESTNIK of KSMA

This paper presents information on the prevalence of injuries in the Republic. Summarizes the level, structure and causes of injuries.

In this research opportunity and effectiveness of carry out simultaneous and combining operations in short time stay in hospital proved

In analysis of the level, causes and structure of perinatal mortality in Kirgiz Republic for last 10 years showed possible ways of decrease there’s in modern conditions.

of this study was to determine annual age lung function decline in COPD patients, exposed to chronic intermittent hypoxia. Materials and methods: 58 COPD patients aged 46.3 ± 5.8 years were included into this 4-year prospective study along with equal number of healthy subjects working at altitude 3800-4500 meters in Kyrgyzstan Results and conclusions: There was a marked reduction of all lung function indices in COPD patients group, including forced expiratory volume within the Ÿrst second (FEV1) – from 88.2 to 81.8% predicted (81 ml a year), whereas in healthy subjects group – only 58 ml a year (p < 0.001). Thus, COPD patients arriving or working at high altitude must be recommended to limit the time of exposure.

The analysis of knowledge level among patients as well as impact of elaborated educational program on their сonception about the disease and ways of treatment along with analysis of survival rate of knowledge in 5 years after training was conducted in the frames of activities of “the School for the patients with ulcer disease”.

We survey 699 patients who had laparoscopic cholecystectomy to 2006-2011 in National surgical center MH of the Kyrgyz Republic. Patients have been divided into 2 groups: patients aged are more senior 70 years (group A) and patients are younger than 70 years (group B). The group A has been divided further into 3 age subgroups: 70-74, 75-79 and 80 years and more senior. Estimation on scale ASA increases with age increase (P <0,001). At patients at the age of 80 years and more senior, at an acute cholecystitis conversion and postoperative complications were considerably above, than at younger patients (P> 0,05).Quality of results of laparoscopic cholecystectomy in group of patients >80 years it has appeared not more low, than in group of younger patients. Complications can be minimized at careful selection of patients aged >80 years, and operation carrying out by the skilled surgeons having high technical skills.