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Characteristics and results of treatment of patients treated surgically with colorectal cancer in old and senile age

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Banaszkiewicz Z. , Zwoliński T. , Tojek K. , Jarmocik P. , Jawień A.

Polish Journal of Surgery

2018

tom 90(1)

1-6

Colorectal cancer (CC) in Poland is the type of cancer with the highest dynamics of disease growth and is epidemiologically related to age. The analysis involved 353 patients operated on due to CC in senile and old age and compared with younger patients. It was found that people at this age are more often diagnosed with CC They were more often women, the patients did not differ in the stage of cancer, while they were significantly more often qualified for surgery due to urgent indications. In patients with colonic cancer, the resectability and radicality of the procedures in comparison with patients with rectal cancer was significantly higher, while there were more complications and deaths in the 30-day follow-up in this group. The overall survival in senile and old age was significantly worse. In the first year of follow-up after surgical treatment of patients in this group, complications and deaths were more frequently observed. However, in patients who survived 12 months after the operation, the overall survival rate did not significantly differ.

Hand Replantation in 83 Year Old Man - Case Report

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Kaczmarzyk L. , Jabłecki J. , Kaczmarzyk J.

2009

tom 81

nr 5

242-245

Indications for hand replantation need to take into account the patients general condition and the severity of the trauma. The advanced age of the patient is generally considered as a limiting factor of the replantation but does not absolutely disqualify a patient.The case of a right - handed man, 83 years of age is presented, who had a circular- saw wrist level amputation of his dominant hand. As the general condition of the patient was satisfactory, the wound was clean, and the ischemia time was only 3 hrs the replantation of the hand was decided. The procedure was performed in a standardized way, the revascularization took place 7 hrs after injury. In the early post-operative period within the replanted part skin and soft tissue necrosis developed. It was treated with hyperbaric oxygen therapy, pediculed skin flap, and after its failure omental flap. The early functional result was poor (Chen's IV°). Patient died 27 weeks after replantation due to complications of coronaroplasty. The problems involved in replantation of hands of senile patients are discussed.