METHOD FOR TREATING POSTOPERATIVE LYMPHORRHEA AS COMPLICATION OF SURGERY IN NECK AREA

摘要

A method for treating the postoperative lymphorrhea as a complication of the surgery in the neck area comprises the outflow of the lymph through the wound drainage. The skin flaps are fixed to the wound bottom by the elastic pressure bandage. The diet without vegetable and animal fats is provided. Starting from the fourth postoperative day, Octreotid as the synthetic analog of somatostatin is administered intravenously dropwise: 75 g/day for the first day; 100 g/day for the for the days 2-4; 75 g/day for the day 5; 50 g/day for the day 6. The lymph collected through the wound drainage is administered to the stomach through the nasogastral probe.