Prospects of development of carbon dioxide insufflation technology for improvement the results and the patients satisfaction with healthcare quality in cases of acute pancreatitis with destructive processes
Acute pancreatitis is a common disease of the pancreas, it is difficult to tolerate by patients and has a high mortality rate. in mild forms of the disease, modern conservative methods of treatment are effective, but the question of tactics for the treatment of complex cases remains unresolved. When conservative treatment is ineffective, traumatic surgical methods are used. it’s often leads to disability of the patient. Currently, there is a General trend towards the extensive use of carbon dioxide in endoscopic procedures. Carrying out these procedures has a number of positive effects, which have shown the use of CO2-insufflation in endoscopic manipulations with an extremely favorable side - increases the number of successful manipulations, reduces the number of complications and deaths. [1]. The article presents the results of theoretical developments, which are confirmed in clinical trials. The authors propose endoscopic intra-current insufflation for the treatment of acute pancreatitis in the period from 0 to 24 hours from the onset of the disease to increase the effect of conservative treatment, reduce the level of stress from hospital stay and, as a consequence, increase patient satisfaction with the quality of care.