Operative management of penetrating XXXX .

@entity1 @entity16 @entity51 @entity1950 @entity346 @entity1914 @entity130
OBJECTIVE: To analyse management and outcomes of carotid artery (CA) @entity130 . DESIGN: Retrospective study of the @entity1 in the combat operations in Chechnya (1999-2002) and in peacetime (2003-2009). MATERIALS: A total of 46 @entity1 with missile (27) and stab (19) wounds, who had common and internal @entity1914 , underwent an open surgery. @entity346 ( @entity346 ) were placed in eight @entity1 with more severe @entity130 . METHODS: Retrospective analysis of @entity1 ' data. RESULTS: CA ligation and CA repair were performed in 9 and 37 @entity1 , respectively. Of the nine @entity1 with CA ligation, five developed @entity51 ; the remaining four @entity1 died (100% of poor outcomes). Of the 37 @entity1 with blood flow restoration, nine @entity1 died and @entity51 persisted in two @entity1 (30% of poor outcomes) (p < 0.05). Among @entity1 with @entity1950 , three @entity1 died and two had stable @entity51 (63% of poor results). Of the @entity1 without @entity1950 , 10 @entity1 died and five had @entity16 (56% of poor outcomes) (p = 0.53). CONCLUSIONS: CA repair is the method of choice in @entity1914 . @entity1950 use does not result in a decreased mortality rate or @entity51 reduction in @entity1 with severe @entity130 .
