The complications risk prognostication after operative interventions on the main arteries of the lower extremities on background of application of multiparametric neuro-web clasterization.

Author:

Selskyi B. P.ORCID,Kostiv S. Ya.ORCID,Nikulnikov P. І.,Venher I. K.ORCID,Selskyi P. R.ORCID

Abstract

Objective. To propose the prognostication method for the complications occurrence after operative interventions, basing on application of multiparametric neuro-web clasterisation with subsequent elaboration of scale for their development risk stratification. Materials and methods. The indices of examination were analyzed in 411 patients, suffering obliterating atherosclerosis of main arteries of the lower extremities. The neuro-web clasterization, using a software raising NeuroXL Classifier, was conducted for more deep analysis of concomitant changes in the indices investigated for the risk prognostication optimization of the morbidity development in postoperative period. Results. The scale of the risk stratification for development of postoperative complications after interventions on the main arteries of the lower extremities proposed, takes into account multifactor character of clinic-anamnestic and laboratory-instrumental investigations. Taking into account the concomitant factors presence, which characterize the organs and systems state, they impact the choice of method of reconstructive operative intervention. Conclusion. Basing on data of the neuro-web clasterization, it is possible to prognosticate the complcations after operative intervention on the main arteries of the lower extremities. There were delineated four levels of the complications development risk in postoperative period: very high – 31-40 points, high – 21-30 points, moderate – 11-20 points, and low – 1-10 points.

Publisher

Liga-Inform, Ltd.

Subject

General Medicine

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