Syndrome approach to diagnostics and treatment of the late postdelivery pyo-flammatory complications of organs and tissues of small pelvis after delivery and cesarean section

Abstract

Objective. To determine clinical syndromes and principles of treatment on the basis of up-to-date diagnostic technologies.

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Methods. 88 case histories of the patients hospitalized for 42 days after delivery were analysed retrospectively. These patients underwent transabdominal, transvaginal ultrasonic estimation of small pelvis, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy and diagnostics of endogenous intoxication.

Results. 74 patients were after spontaneous delivery (1^st group), 14 patients were after cesarean section (2^nd group).

The following clinical variants of the course of a disease were selected in the 1^st group: 1) the Systematic inflammatory response syndrome. (SIRS). 26 patients had endometritis in combination with metrophlebothrombosis, 6 patients had only endometritis and 2 patients had endometritis in combination with parametritis; 1 patient had subinvolution of uterus. 2) SIRS in combination with pains in small pelvis. 11 patients had endometritis in combination with phlebothrombosis in small pelvis. 3) Secretions vaginales anormales. 7 patients had secretions containing some blood. 2 patients had flammatory secretions. 4) Pains in small pelvis. 1 patient had endometritis. 5) Without prevailing clinical syndrome. 12 patients had only endometritis; 6 — subinvolution of uterus. 3 clinical variants were selected in the 2^nd group. 1) SIRS. 3 patients had only endometritis. 2) SIRS in combination with pains in small pelvis. 4 patients had endometritis in combination with mertophlebothrombosis. 2 patients had endometritis with a complete sequester of stitches on uterus and abscess of the front abdominal wall. 3) Without prevailing clinical syndrome. 3 patients had endometritis with partial sequester of stitches on uterus.

Conclusions. In case of prevailing of SIRS, SIRS in combination with pains systematic complex intensive treatment was used. In other variants local treatment prevailed. In all cases an outcome was satisfactory without hysterectomy.