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- The management of pelvic abscessRecent replies ⋅ Show All (15)
Dr Chaitanya Prakash Kothari
Most of the pelvic abscesses have some source which needs to be addressed laparoscopcally or by open laparotomy along with thorough peritoneal lavage as well institution of drainage tubes. However
- Laparoscopic approach to the unilateral primary inguinal hernia has not been met with the same enthusiasm as is for recurrent and bilateral hernias. Surgical collaegues are asked for their commentsRecent replies ⋅ Show All (26)
Dr Chaitanya Prakash Kothari
In my practice I do not deny laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair to the patient who demand for it but I do not suggest it from my own as I do for bilateral and reccurrent inguinal hernias. However
- I have recently started performing this surgery and find it quite effective and easy approach.
- I am concerned with the staff desiring to carry children in their arms to the operating room and not transporting on a stretcher. What information is available on the risks of dropping children while
- Is there anybody who has experience in evaluating oxidative stress after surgical procedures and/or in neoplastic patients? I'm interested in finding people who are interested in cooperative studies
- During invasive surgery, is it possible/common for the surgeon to clamp off the blood supply to the liver thus reducing cyp2e1 metabolism of anesthetic? We have some breath measurements ofRecent replies ⋅ Show All (18)
DR LADAN-IBRAHIM Hassan
Thank you for the interest . This is a very rare occurence in my local setting where such surgeries are not done.
- As you all know, acute pancreatitis is changing everyday. So, i would like to know about these recent changes.Recent replies ⋅ Show All (1)
Enrique de-Madaria
This review is a good update: Modern management of acute pancreatitis. Authors Anand N, Park JH, Wu BU. Journal Gastroenterol Clin North Am. 2012 Mar;41(1):1-8. Epub 2012 Jan 16.
- I think the best approach is the transacral one, as the mass is extended all along the sacral concavityRecent replies ⋅ Show All (24)
Marco Massani
We had some cases of well diff liposarcoma, diagnosed incidentally, with a slow growth. Last one was a young female that was reffered to us after two year of follow up, with radiologiocal dioagnosis
- I have done about 45 cases of sleeve gastrectomy and hiatoplasty, the indications, were preop. GERD symptoms, also documented hiatal hernia by gasteroscopy or acid reflux by Ph metery that was overRecent replies ⋅ Show All (11)
Syed Iftikhar
It will be very interesting to see in years to come as to what happens to the blind gastic body and antrum. Inapproachable stomach if and when develops malign pathology will it be detected late with
- Does this histological finding change the planned treatment? Is re-excision required?Recent replies ⋅ Show All (15)
Jaroslaw Slota
Only mastectomy - young woman
- Directly under the same anesthesia or weeks after balloon removal?Recent replies ⋅ Show All (5)
Murat Üstün
I'm going mad for searching Tomoda-Rosanov rechnique :) I only found in internet, I quess it's a technique for esophagocoloplasty. In fact, I can't understand what is the link with this question:) By
- And the energy needed using 980nm laser ?
- Is enough the current microsurgical microscope ?Recent replies ⋅ Show All (1)
Andrew Baitinger
I think it will be enough. In our clinic surgeons make lymphatico-venular anastomosis under 26x magnification. For lymphatico venous anastomosis 16x will be enogh:)
- ANZ Journal of Surgery posts online tools on Scores, Grades & Classifications, Suturing & Knot Tying and the latest research in Surgery http://bit.ly/hb5EzU+Recent replies ⋅ Show All (5)
Herman Wella
From my observation most patients do not like enteral stoma particularly in the beginning and become more stressed if permanent. However, with deep counseling and if it is temporal most patients and
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