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MEDIASTINOSCOPY IN SURGERY OF BENIGN
DISEASES OF ESOPHAGUS AND CARDIAC
ORIFICE.

An article presents the results of application of mediatinoscopy
in extirpation of the esophagus and cardiac orifice. The
comparative assessment was made in group of patients who
underwent the standard surgery. An application of mediastinoscopy
for excretion and extirpation of the esophagus allowed doctors to cut down the duration of intervention on 40,15%. The
volume of intraoperative loss of blood was reduced on 45,52%
and the rate of intraoperative complications decreased on more
than 45% compared with standard surgery. There was noted the
reduction of the rate of postoperative complications more than
30% and the course of postoperative period was smooth. These
factors shortened hospital stay and time the patients should be in
resuscitation department.