ЭТИОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ФАКТОРЫ РАЗВИТИЯ АБСЦЕССОВ ПЕЧЕНИ

Liver abscesses of various origins are the group of severe purulent diseases of the liver and it is considered one of the difficult problems of the hepatobiliary system. The article presents the current data on the causes and microbiological composition of pathogens liver abscesses.Абсцессы печени различного генеза являются группой тяжелых гнойных заболеваний печени и считаются одной из сложных проблем гепатобилиарной системы. В статье приведены современные данные о причинах развития и микробиологическом составе возбудителей абсцессов печени

INTRACAVITARY THERAPY BY THE OZONIZED ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION IN COMPLEX TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH INFECTED BAND FORMATIONS OF THE LIVER

Application   in  the   treatment of  patients  with  infected  cavitary  formations  liver intracavitary therapy ozonated antiseptic allowed  significantly  speed  up the  recovery  of liver function, reduce  the  time of hospital  treatment, to accelerate the  elimination  of the abscess  cavity

CAUSES OF DEVELOPMENT LIVER ABSCESSES

Liver abscesses of various origins are the group of severe purulent diseases of the liver and it is considered one of the difficult problems of the hepatobiliary system. The article presents the current data on the causes and microbiological composition of pathogens liver abscesses

Structure and Network Performance

Networks have become a widely utilized method for dealing with emergencies and disasters. Researching this aspect of the emergency management process can effectively contribute to the outcome of disaster response and recovery by providing insight into the operations and processes of disaster management as well as ways to better utilize network resources and relationships. This article compares vertical and horizontal networks using the example of two counties in Florida. Understanding these network approaches contributes to efficient emergency management networks, thus strengthening outcomes in disaster response and recovery. The findings offer practical implications for local-level emergency management agencies