Postoperative Complications in Children with Crohn's Disease: An Analysis of Risk Predictors

Kosimov Zikrillo Nazirovich; Akbaraliev Abdumutal Abdulhamidovich; Abduvalieva Chulpanoy Muzammadjonovna; Usmonov Shavkatbek Malikovich; Isroilov Shukhrat Shokirovich; Abdulazizov Zhasur Gulomovich; Kosimov Odilhon Zikrillavich

Authors

Kosimov Zikrillo Nazirovich Resident doctor of paediatric surgery department, Andijan branch of the Republican Scientific Centre for Emergency Medicine
Akbaraliev Abdumutal Abdulhamidovich Resident doctor of paediatric surgery department, Andijan branch of the Republican Scientific Centre for Emergency Medicine
Abduvalieva Chulpanoy Muzammadjonovna Associate professor of the department of paediatric surgery, Andijan State Medical Institute
Usmonov Shavkatbek Malikovich Head of paediatric surgery department of Andijan branch of Republican Scientific Centre of Emergency Medicine
Isroilov Shukhrat Shokirovich Resident doctor of paediatric surgery department, Andijan State Medical Institute
Abdulazizov Zhasur Gulomovich Resident of paediatric surgery department, Andijan State Medical Institute
Kosimov Odilhon Zikrillavich Resident of paediatric surgery department, Andijan State Medical Institute

Keywords:

Crohn's disease, surgical treatment, postoperative complications, diagnostics, children

Abstract

Crohn's disease is an incurable progressive disease of the gastrointestinal tract, in which up to 90% of patients undergo one or more operations during their life. Despite the active development and introduction of new surgical techniques for the treatment of patients with Crohn's disease, there is still a high incidence of postoperative complications - up to 25-30%. The problems of influence of various factors on the results of surgical interventions in children with Crohn's disease are still very controversial.