[PDF] Top 20 Clinical study on Carcinoma Esophagus in Government Rajaji Hospital, Madurai

... Preoperative bronchoscopy is mandatory before esophageal surgery to rule out any infiltration. Tracheobronchial tree injury occurs more commonly after THE. The finger dissection should be kept close to esophagus. ... See full document

... debridement of devitalized tissue will be helpful. Similarly, compulsive control of all intraluminal contents is imperative. Ensuring that the operated organs have adequate blood supply for healing also seems to be an ... See full document

... As the study was conducted in a Government Hospital majority of the cases belonged to the low socioeconomic status accounting for 75% of the cases. The scenario is similar across India where majority ... See full document

... the relapse is technically resectable. If both of these criteria are met, surgery remains an option. If the patient has another relapse after surgery, the carcinoma should be considered incurable and the patient ... See full document

... Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is nearly always associated with positive antithyroid antibodies and positive AMA can be detected in sera of approximately 90% or more of the eases. Antithyroglobulin antibodies (ATA) are less ... See full document

... The incidence, age and sex incidence, urban and rural incidence, associated diseases, common clinical presentations, the different types of management were analysed and discussed in relevance to each of the ... See full document

... It is a form of cutaneous tuberculosis occurring in young adults which starts as cutaneous nodule which gradually turns into ulcer. The ulcer remains active in periphery and spreads outward’s. Whereas in the center, they ... See full document

... present study was supported by Shabbier Hussain, Sab Haider Tarar, Moin Ud Din Sabir, (2015) conducted prospective study to determine the demographic, clinical and aetiological profile of paediatric ... See full document

... Involvement of the stomach is rare, occurring in 0.3 to 2.3 per cent of patients with pulmonary tuberculosis. The rarity of this location is related to several factors including the resistance of the gastric mucosa to ... See full document

... in clinical practice, most nephrologists initiate renal replacement therapy (RRT) before the onset of overt metabolic disarray when the need for renal support appears ... See full document

... Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Conventional T1- and T2- weighted MRI sequences are the best modality for determining the severity and extent of HI brain injury, but the injury is often not apparent on these sequences ... See full document

... Govt. Rajaji Hospital, ...Govt. Rajaji Hospital, Madurai and their selected socio demographic and clinical ...Govt. Rajaji Hospital, Madurai with their ... See full document

... with carcinoma of the lower esophagus or of the stomach, completing the abdominal part of the incision first is advisable to determine resectability before extending the incision into the ... See full document

... perhaps, produce anterior abdominal wall rigidity. Intraperitoneal fluid collection may produce pain like sensations due to traction or tension on the mesentery in the retroperitoneal space, but not localized pain. As ... See full document

... Virchow described miliary tuberculosis in liver in the autopsy material obtained from patients dying of tuberculosis. The incidence of hepatic involvement in pulmonary tuberculosis was described by (Saphir 1929). Gupta ... See full document

... sectional study on the gender differences in demographic and clinical profile and psychiatric co- morbidity among patients with alcohol dependence syndrome at Shridevi Institute of Medical Sciences and ... See full document

... Even at the beginning of this century, reports of ileocaecal tuberculosis without lung involvement were common. In 1902 Mayo Robson, a surgeon at Leeds, presented a paper atthe Clinical Society of London on the ... See full document

... Many M proteins have been shown to be antibodies against specific antigens, such as microbiological antigens, RBC antigens, neural antigens, lipoproteins, rheumatoid factors and coagulation factors. Chronic antigenic ... See full document

... Smegma is a byeproduct of bacterial action on desquamated cells that are within the preputial sac. Although a definite etiological role has not yet been established, its relationship to development of penile cancer has ... See full document

... Endoscopic ultrasonography (EUS) has been advocated as a means to enhance the accuracy of staging of esophageal cancers. Several studies indicate that in experienced hands, EUS accurately assesses wall involvement in ... See full document