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[The results of surgery of pulmonary tuberculosis].

The article presents the analysis of the operations for tuberculosis in 1976 (Group 1) and in 1985 Group 2). The results studied in 1983 and 1989, respectively, are as follows: in a postoperative period a full clinical effect was produced in 78 out of 80 patients in Group 1, and in 190 out of 196 in Group 2. The studies of the longterm outcomes revealed that 67 out of 79 patients in Group 1 and 171 out of 178 in Group 2 were considered as cured ones. It was concluded that to evaluate the operation effectiveness after the intervention, there must be at least 3 years of the patient's follow-up. It seems advisable to form a high risk group in relation to tuberculosis reactivation and to subject such patients to correcting interventions along with lung partial resection.