Zoltán Záborszky

Publications (3)0 Total impact

• Article: [Rare case of duplex colon invagination].

  Zoltán Záborszky, Boldizsár Bakity, Laszló Fekete, György Orgován, Adrienn Sághi, Melinda Hollósi
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  ABSTRACT: Authors recite the records of a patient (26) with a 3-year history of dubious abdominal complaints and subileus resulting in numerous examinations and surgical observations, with the diagnosis of lower abdominal pain of unknown origin. He was acutely admitted to the department of surgery because of haemorrhage ex ano and convulsive left abdominal pain. Image creative examinations revealed ileus of a probable invagination origin. Partial resection of the transverse colon with "end to end" anastomosis was performed. Histology verified Peutz-Jeghers syndrome. The authors draw attention to the fact that although invaginations are rare above 18 years, when verified preoperatively, elective procedures can be carried out with lower risk to the patient.
  Magyar Sebészet (Hungarian Journal of Surgery) 11/2006; 59(5):396-8.
• Article: [Effect of the introduction of quality control on the working standards of specialist outpatient clinics].

  Zoltán Záborszky, Géza Acs, Tamás Papp, Ildikó Balatoni, Károly Fekete
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  ABSTRACT: The Traumatology Department of the University of Debrecen Medical and Health Science Center and that of the Kenezy Gyula Hospital of Hajdu Bihar County guarantees 24 hour service for outpatient trauma patients, which makes up around one hundred thousand cases per year. A very important element of the quality control is the continual assessment and supervision of the specialist performance, and the indicator is the change in the number of selected, incorrectly treated cases. The supervised cases make up a total of 24% of the total outpatient turnover. In 2003, 24313 injury cases, and in 2004, 23705 cases were examined with respect to documentation, and x-ray films. During the supervision, the treatment of the chosen cases are assessed weekly and discussed in conference. The case discussion is one of the valuable pillars of residence training. Our method contributes to the safeguarding of an appropriate standard for specialist work in an outpatient setting, and for this reason we wish to present it.
  Orvosi Hetilap 03/2006; 147(5):229-31.
• Article: [Bilateral cancer of the male breast--a case report].

  László Simon, György Orgován, Zoltán Záborszky, Melinda Hollósi, Eva Atol
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  ABSTRACT: Authors give account of a rare diagnosis in connection with their male patient treated with breast cancer. They review about their case, than look over the risk factors and treatment of male breast cancer. Authors underline the importance of examinations, and the possibility of the rare diagnoses.
  Magyar Sebészet (Hungarian Journal of Surgery) 11/2004; 57(5):283-6.