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Military surgery

We carry out effective surgical treatment of combat trauma
Lifetime guarantee on the result

Surgical treatment of shrapnel wounds

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Surgery of gunshot injuries is a branch of clinical medicine that deals with the surgical care to victims of hostilities.

The Valikhnovski Surgery Institute in Kyiv, as a top medical institution in Ukraine, which provides highly specialized surgical care, performs a wide range of surgical interventions.

Combat surgical injury includes: Get acquainted
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Combined injuries

Gunshot injuries:

- bullet injuries
- shrapnel injuries
- mine-explosive injuries
- explosive injuries

Non-gunshot injuries:

- mechanical injuries
- fire injuries

Damage by impressive factors:

- thermal
- chemical
- radiation

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If necessary, the doctors consult people not only in Ukraine, but also in any country in the world, both in the clinic itself in Kyiv and online by prior appointment.

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  • 25

    Years of experience

  • 511262

    Patients

  • 850

    A modern clinic in the center

  • 13216

    Successful operations

  • 52

    Unique surgical techniques

  • 28

    Branch of surgery

  • 43

    Units of the latest equipment

  • 30 %

    Charitable surgical assistance

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Advantages of treatment at Dr. Valikhnovski Institute of Surgery

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We provide the entire sector of services for the treatment of the consequences of combat injuries of the: head, neck, upper limbs, lower limbs and trunk.

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We actively cooperate with military hospitals of Ukraine, we attract foreign specialists.

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We carry out surgical interventions for the personnel of the Armed Forces at the expense of financing operations by charitable foundations, with which we conduct active work.

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We perform all surgical interventions and treatment of the consequences of combat injuries in accordance with the protocols and standards of the Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Health of Ukraine.

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When surgical intervention is required as a result of a combat injury

As a result of combat trauma, disruptions in the structure and function of various organs may occur, posing a threat to life:

  • bleeding (especially dangerous if the spleen or main vessels are ruptured)
  • local bleeding (ischemia)
  • breathing disorder
  • violation of blood circulation
  • damage to the brain and spinal cord
  • entry into the blood and distribution of harmful substances throughout the body
  • infections

Primary diagnosis, first aid and, if necessary, and resuscitation are provided as soon as possible after getting an injury, and further surgical treatment is carried out at the stages of evacuation of wounded soldiers.

After healing of combat injuries, there may be residual changes in the form of scars, muscle contracture, etc

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The clinic of the Valikhnovski Surgery Institute in Kyiv is specialized in the following conditions resulting from a combat injury:

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shrapnel wounds of the soft tissues of the upper extremities

shrapnel wounds of soft tissues of the lower extremities

shrapnel wounds of soft tissues of the face

shrapnel wounds of the soft tissues of the neck

cicatricial deformation of the upper limbs as a result of a combat injury

cicatricial deformation of the lower limbs as a result of combat trauma

foreign bodies in the upper extremities

foreign bodies in the area of ​​the lower extremities

cicatricial deformation of the face due to a combat injury

cicatricial deformation of the neck due to a combat injury

cicatricial deformation of the upper limbs as a result of a combat injury

cicatricial deformation of the lower limbs as a result of combat trauma

open injuries of soft tissues

contractures of soft skin tissues

post-traumatic surgical sutures that require correction

post-traumatic surgical deforming scars

injuries of soft tissues

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    When hospitalization is indicated? Hospitalization for the treatment of combat injuries and their consequences is indicated in those cases when it is not possible to limit yourself to outpatient surgical care.

    Specialists of the clinic of Valikhnovski Surgery Institute in Kyiv perform various operations related to surgery of gunshot injuries: Get acquainted
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    surgical treatment of shrapnel wounds of soft tissues of the upper extremities

    surgical treatment of shrapnel wounds of soft tissues of the lower extremities

    surgical treatment of shrapnel wounds of soft tissues of the face

    surgical treatment of shrapnel wounds of soft tissues of the neck

    correction of cicatricial deformation of the upper limbs due to a combat injury

    correction of cicatricial deformation of the lower extremities due to a combat injury

    removal of foreign bodies from the area of ​​the upper extremities

    removal of foreign bodies from the area of ​​the lower extremities

    removal of cicatricial deformation of the face due to a combat injury

    elimination of cicatricial deformation of the neck due to a combat injury

    removal of cicatricial deformation of the upper limbs due to a combat injury

    removal of cicatricial deformation of the lower limbs due to a combat injury

    surgical treatment of open injuries of soft tissues

    contractures of soft skin tissues

    correction of post-traumatic surgical sutures

    correction of post-traumatic surgical deforming scars

    local conservative treatment due to injuries of soft tissues

    physiotherapeutic treatment due to injuries of soft tissues

    laser scars polishing

    Preparation for planned operations related to combat trauma, if possible, includes the general principles of preparation for surgical interventions: Get acquainted
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    in the case of taking any drugs, inform the doctor about it and agree with him (it may be necessary to limit them or change the dose, regimen)

    for a few days before the operation, follow a gentle diet, water-drinking regime; if there is constipation, take laxatives, use enemas and do not drink alcoholic beverages – so that the body reacts more adequately and predictably to anesthesia and other drugs

    refrain from eating for 6–12 hours before the operation, and for 2–4 hours also do not drink, do not use chewing gum, do not smoke – to prevent stomach contents from entering the respiratory organs during anesthesia, etc.

    on the day of the operation, take a shower, cleanse the intestines with an enema – so that during anesthesia, due to the relaxation of the sphincters, feces do not come out involuntarily

    immediately before the operation :

    removable objects (piercing jewelry, prostheses) should be removed from the oral cavity and face – so that during the operation they do not accidentally enter the respiratory organs or interfere with the surgical intervention; remove other items (contact lenses, hearing aids, jewelry, etc.) – so that they do not accidentally injure the body and do not get spoiled; cosmetic products (makeup, nail polish, artificial nails) should be removed from the body – to facilitate visual assessment of the body's condition and automated registration using medical equipment; empty the bladder and, if necessary, the intestine – so that this does not happen involuntarily during anesthesia; changing into special clothes, which are given in the clinic, etc.

    Addition, other preparatory measures may be carried out taking into account the individual characteristics of the organism and the specifics of the surgical intervention

    In the emergency conditions of a combat injury, of course, it may not be possible to thoroughly prepare for a relatively long period.

    How surgical treatment of
    a combat injury occurs

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    The main stages:

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    • 1
      The patient is either brought

      to the operating room on a gurney or escorted on foot. In the airlock room, a medical cap and shoe covers are put on (to prevent microorganisms from entering the air of the operating room).

    • 2
      Operations related to combat trauma are performed by

      an operational team of a certain composition, taking into account the specifics of each operation.

    • 3
      The patient is placed on the operating table

      (depending on the specifics of the operation, the position of the body may differ), fixed to it with special straps.

    • 4
      The anesthetist's nurse performs a vein puncture

      on the hand, installs a catheter to administer the necessary drugs, installs electrodes on the body to monitor the electrical activity of the heart, puts a tonometer cuff on the shoulder, and a sensor to determine the oxygen content in the blood. All this is necessary for continuous monitoring of the body's condition during anesthesia and surgery.

    • 5
      The further course of the operation depends

      on the specific task, the part of the body on which the intervention is carried out, corresponds to the features of the selected surgical tactics, technique, etc.

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    Postoperative period and rehabilitation

    After surgery, the patient wakes up in the ward for postoperative observation. If necessary, oxygen can be supplied through a thin tube to provide the body with a sufficient amount of oxygen. The nurse will carefully monitor the condition of the body and, if necessary, apply drugs agreed with the doctor.

    Before returning home, the doctor of our clinic will examine the postoperative sutures, agree on the tactics of further rehabilitation, and give additional advice.

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      FEEDBACK OUR PATIENTS

      Oleksiy Sukhanov

      Journalist, radio presenter, TV presenter. Host of the talk show "Ukraine Speaks" on the "UKRAINE" TV channel.

      Andrii Danylevich

      Journalist, presenter of the programs "Applies to everyone", "Coolest of all" on the "INTER" TV channel.

      Gennady Fuzailov

      A pediatrician and anesthesiologist, he works at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Boston clinic, which belongs to Harvard University. Is a leader in the field of children's medicine.

      Larisa Dyatlyuk

      Participant of the project "I am ashamed of my body" TV channel "STB".

      QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

      What is the classification of a combat injury?

      Combat surgical trauma includes combined injuries; gunshot injuries (bullet, shrapnel, mine-explosive injuries, explosive injuries) and non-fire injuries (non-fire mechanical injuries, non-fire wounds); damage by thermal (burns), chemical radiation and other impressive factors; combined injuries.

      How long does the surgical treatment of shrapnel wounds of soft tissues last?

      The duration of surgical treatment of shrapnel wounds of soft tissues depends on the nature, severity, location, number and type of shrapnel, etc. and lasts from a few minutes (for mild local damage) to several weeks and even months (in case of severe polytrauma).

      What are the possible complications after surgery?

      Possible complications after surgery of gunshot injuries operations include bleeding and thrombosis, infectious and inflammatory conditions, postoperative defects, etc. Thorough preparation for the operation, highly qualified and experienced medical staff, modern high-tech equipment and coordinated work of the medical team and other staff of the clinic minimize the risk of complications.

      What are the contraindications for surgery?

      Contraindications to surgical operation are conditions, the severity of which critically increases the risks of surgical treatment, for example, infectious, mental, gastrointestinal, diseases, etc.

      When is laser resurfacing of scars indicated after trauma?

      Laser grinding of scars after trauma can be done after complete healing.

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