Operation Urgent

An urgent operation is an operation that must be performed within a short period of time from the onset of the disease (within a few days).

Urgent operations are usually required for acute conditions that threaten the patient's life, such as injuries, bleeding, heart attacks and others. Timely performance of such operations is critical to saving the life and health of the patient.

Urgent operations include:

1. Emergency operations for injuries - laparotomy for penetrating abdominal wounds, craniotomy for traumatic brain injury.

2. Stopping internal bleeding when blood vessels or organs rupture.

3. Removal of intestinal infarction in acute intestinal obstruction.

4. Amputation of limbs with extensive tissue damage and the development of gangrene.

5. Cardiac surgery for ruptured aneurysm, cardiac tamponade.

6. Emergency neurosurgical interventions for cerebral hemorrhages.

Thus, urgent operations are mandatory emergency surgical interventions, the timeliness of which depends on the patient’s life. Carrying them out as soon as possible is the primary task of surgeons to save lives.

Operation "Urgent" is an emergency surgical intervention that must be performed within a few days or even hours after the onset of the disease in order to save the patient's life. Such an operation can be carried out both in regular medical institutions and in military hospitals or at accident sites.

The main reasons for carrying out Operation Urgent,