OPTIMIZATION OF POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT IN PATIENTS AFTER PLASTIC OPERATIONS IN GYNECOLOGY

Objective. To improve postoperative management in patients with genital prolapse after surgical treatment. Subjects and methods. Examinations were made 57 patients who were, according to the postoperative management, divided into 2 groups: 1) 22 patients who received conventional vaginal suture treatment methods; 2) 35 patients who had a package of medical measures comprising the combined drug depantol. In addition to postoperative clinical characteristics, the authors estimated the time course of changes in vaginal smears, by determining the counts of white blood cells and epithelial cells in the field of vision, the presence of key cells, the qualitative and quantitative composition of the vaginal microflora by a microscopic study. Results. The clinical and laboratory findings confirmed the efficiency of incorporating depantol into a package of medical measures, as suggested by no infectious complications in the study group patients and by the shorter length of hospital stay. Conclusion. The incorporation of depantol into a package of medical measures in the management of a postoperative period in patients with genital prolapse decreases the frequency of infectious complications and accelerates regeneration, which favors its more favorable course.

genital prolapse, surgical treatment, infectious complications, regeneration, depantol