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INTRAOPERATIVE ANTIPARASITIC TREATMENT OF RESIDUAL CAVITY AFTER HEPATIC ECHINOCOCCECTOMY

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One of the most common causes of parasitic liver invasions found in surgical practice is echinococcosis. According to the WHO, about three million chelo-eyelids get echinococcus in the world every year. Uzbekistan is one of the regions endemic to echinocococcosis. Climatic, geographical, social and economic conditions have traditionally developed in such a way that a number of zoonotic foci exist on the territory of the republic with varying degrees of intensity of epizootic processes. At the same time, the incidence of people with echinococcal disease directly proportionally correlates with the intensity of the epizootic process in zoonotic foci. Currently, the surgical method of treating echinocock-goat liver, in the vast majority of cases, is the method of choice. However, surgery is a risk factor, which is determined by the origin of the causes: the patient's condition, the localization of parasitic foci, the number of previous operations. Echinocococcosis of the liver, being a severe disease, can be complicated by the once-twisting of recurrent cysts.


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