Examination of bloodflow in vessels of the abdominal cavity in patients with stomach ulcers
Clinical importance of bloodflow parameters in abdominal vessels in patients with stomach ulcers has been assessed in the present study. It has been found out that in ulcer disease aggravation one can see an increased blood flow in the celiac trunk, in the splenic and upper mesenteric arteries while in the common hepatic artery there is a blood flow decrease. If there are no changes in bloodflow volume in the common hepatic artery and in the portal vein during ulcer defect healing, one can expect ulcer disease aggravation in the nearest 6 months. These findings may be used as a prognistically important criterion for predicting a possible aggravation of ulcerative process in the nearest 6 months.