This thesis explores the comparative analysis of surgical and conservative treatment methods for acute intestinal obstruction (AIO). The study emphasizes modern diagnostic technologies, preventive measures, and effective rehabilitation strategies. Key findings highlight the global impact of enhanced recovery protocols (ERAS) and the importance of integrating dietary and surgical innovations to optimize patient outcomes.

acute intestinal obstruction, surgical treatment, conservative management, prevention, rehabilitation, ERAS, diagnostics.

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