Method of diagnosis of bleeding into the abdominal cavity caused by double rupture of subcapsular hepatic hematoma
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https://doi.org/10.11603/2414-4533.2023.1.13808Keywords:
intraabdominal bleeding, rupture of parenchymal organsAbstract
The aim of the work: to develop an original, effective method of diagnosing intraabdominal bleeding as a result of damage to parenchymal organs.
Materials and Methods. Experimental studies were performed on laboratory pigs – males of the Vietnamese breed. The experiment was conducted on 30 of the specified animals weighing 10–12 kg. The pig was anesthetized and fixed on the operating table on its back. 6–8 ml of blood taken from the internal jugular vein was injected laparoscopically subcapsularly (under the fibrous membrane) of the right lobe of the liver. With the help of laparocentesis, a probe of the device for early diagnosis of intraabdominal bleeding with sensors in the pelvis was inserted into the free abdominal cavity. A day after the simulation of the subcapsular hepatic hematoma, rupture of the hepatic subcapsular hematoma was carried out by striking the right subcostal area. 5 seconds after the rupture of the subcapsular hepatic hematoma, the ingress of blood into the lumen of the free peritoneal cavity was determined using the developed original device.
Results and Discussion. The operation of the device for the early diagnosis of bleeding in the lumen of the free abdominal cavity is based on the action of two light sources with different radiation wavelengths, respectively, 460 and 620 nm, and the improvement of the signal processing scheme, which, due to the difference in the relative optical density of the liquid at the two wavelengths, respectively, leads to to the change in the current value through the photodetector. The obtained results proved the high efficiency of the device in the diagnosis of whole blood and blood diluted with physiological solution 1:14 in the abdominal cavity of all animals.
Conclusions. The developed device can be used to diagnose bleeding into the lumen of the peritoneal cavity due to two-moment rupture of subcapsular hematomas of the liver and spleen.
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