Kupriyanova Broncho retainer

Kupriyanov's bronchial retractor is a surgical procedure that is used to treat respiratory diseases such as bronchitis, pneumonia and others. This method was developed by Soviet surgeon Pyotr Kupriyanov in the 1930s.

Kupriyanov's bronchial retainer is a metal mesh that is placed in the patient's airways. It blocks air from entering the lungs and prevents infection from developing. The operation is performed through an incision in the patient's chest and takes about an hour. After the operation, the patient can breathe on his own, but he needs to be under medical supervision for several days.

The advantages of the Kupriyanov bronchial retractor are that it allows you to quickly and effectively treat respiratory diseases. It also has a low risk of complications and does not require a long recovery period. However, like any other operation, this method has its risks and can cause complications. Therefore, before performing the operation, it is necessary to carefully assess the patient’s condition and conduct the necessary examinations.

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