CORRECTION OF COMPLICATIONS AFTER LIVER ECHINOCOCCATOMY USING MINIMALLY INVASIVE INTERVENTIONS

To date, significant experience in the surgical treatment of echinococcosis has been accumulated throughout the world, but the 21st century was marked by the fact that at the annual meetings of the WHO, the problem of echinococcosis is not off the agenda, including those related to surgical aspects.

The authors, in the course of the study, conclude that the developed diagnostic and treatment measures using ultrasound and fistulography make it possible to establish a diagnosis in the shortest possible time and select the optimal method of treating LE. Laparoscopic sanitation and ultrasound-guided puncture and drainage interventions in the treatment of complicated LE after EE can now find wider clinical application. You should refrain from this technique only in the presence of multilocularity and massive hyperechoic inclusions (sequestra). In other clinical situations, puncture-drainage intervention may be considered the method of choice.