IMPROVEMENT OF METHODS OF ENDOSCOPIC HEMOSTASIS IN MALLORY-WEISS SYNDROME

For clinical surgery, the method of endoscopic hemostasis in Malory-Weiss syndrome has been improved, characterized by a prolonged hemostatic effect, increased local anti-inflammatory and regenerative processes. It has been proven that the injection of Hemoben gel into the submucosal layer of the stomach forms a roller that seals the rupture zone, preventing the possible risk of perforation of the stomach wall and esophagus, and also accelerates the healing process of the wound. The resorption of the latter occurs without the participation of cellular factors of immunity and inflammatory reaction, and the effect has a prolonged effect (for 2-3 days).

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