Shapkin A G, Chernyĭ S E, Kuksinskaia T K
Vestn Khir Im I I Grek. 1985 Jun;134(6):77-81.
A clinico-experimental study was performed in 132 rabbits and 8 patients. The formation of so-called "giant caverns" is thought by the authors to be due to disturbed vascularization of proximal portions of the tubules resulting in their gradual destruction and fusion. The necessary removal of not only the superficial retention structures erroneously called "giant cavern" but also the somewhat deeper caseous-cavernous tuberculosis focus is stressed.
对132只兔子和8名患者进行了一项临床实验研究。作者认为所谓“巨大空洞”的形成是由于肾小管近端血管化紊乱，导致其逐渐破坏和融合。强调不仅要切除被错误地称为“巨大空洞”的浅表潴留结构，还要切除更深一些的干酪性-空洞性结核病灶。
