- •Purulent diseases of lungs and pleura
- •Lung abscesses
- •Factors contributing to lung abscess
- •Factors contributing to lung abscess -2
- •Lung abscessess classification
- •Classification According to the character of purulent process:
- •Classification According to stages:
- •Classification Complications:
- •Symptomatology
- •Clinical manifistation of the first stage of acute abscess
- •Clinical manifistation of the second stage
- •Clinical manifestation at the third stage
- •Diagnostic procedures
- •Instrumental methods
- •X-ray examination
- •X-ray –frontal and lateral exam (2 plains)
- •Chronic abscesses
- •X-Ray chronic abscess
- •Lung gangrene
- •Differential diagnosis with Lung Carcinoma
- •The tactics in acute pulmonary destruction
- •Tactics:
- •Surgery, indications
- •Operations
- •Lateral thoracotomy
- •Posterolateral thoracotomy
- •Anterior thoracotomy
- •Pleural empyema
- •Etiology and pathogenesis
- •Classification (1)
- •Classification (2)
- •Classification (3)
- •Classification (4)
- •Symptomatology
- •Symptoms-1
- •Symptoms-2
- •Examination
- •X-ray examination
- •The diagnostic program
- •Chest X-ray presentation of pleural empyema
- •Pleural puncture
- •Local anestesia
- •Needle Positioning
- •Tactics and choice of treatment
- •Pleural drainage
- •Tactics and choice of treatment
- •surgery
- •Mediastinitis
- •Etiology
- •Mediastinitis originating from structures within the mediastinum
- •Descending necrotising mediastinitis
- •Symptoms
- •Investigations
- •X-ray examination
- •CT scans
- •Management
- •surgery
- •Prognosis
Differential diagnosis with Lung Carcinoma
The tactics in acute pulmonary destruction
•mainly conservative
•The adequate antibacterial, antiinflammatory therapy consists of intravenous introduction of antibiotics of a wide spectrum activity
•Injection of antibiotics in the vessels of a pulmonary circulation by means of catheterization of central veins, pulmonary artery;
•into respiratory tracts (in the second stage) – through the endotracheal microirrigator, nasogastric tube, during bronchoscopies, endoscopic catheterization of the abscess cavity through the draining bronchus, in aerosolic inhalations.
Tactics:
•Evacuation of purulent content of the cavities
•Homeostatic correction (oxygenotherapy, correction of anemia, hypoproteinemia, acidosis, microcirculatory disturbance)
•Correction of dysfunction of the vital organs and systems, prevention of complications, symptomatic therapy.
Surgery, indications
•Pulmonary bleeding of ІІ- ІІІ degree;
•- Progression of the process on the background of active and appropriate therapy;
•- Tense pyopneumothorax, which is failed to liquidate by the draining of pleural space;
•- Impossibility to rule out the suspicion on a malignant tumour.
Operations
•Operational incisions – anterolateral, lateral and posterolateral thoracotomy.
•The operation suggests segmental, polysegmental resection, lobectomy, bilobectomy combined intervention (with the decortication, pleurectomy).
Lateral thoracotomy
Posterolateral thoracotomy
Anterior thoracotomy
Pleural empyema
•The pleural empyema is a purulent inflammation of its visceral and parietal membranes, which is associated with accumulation of pus in a pleural space.
Etiology and pathogenesis
•inflammatory, or purulent and destructive processes of lungs,
•abscesses of abdominal cavity (secondary pleural empyema),
•open and closed damages of chest,
•in some cases, operative approaches on thoracic organs (primary pleural empyema).