[PDF] Top 20 Journal of Surgery: Open Access ISSN 2470-0991 | Open Access

... We present the case of a 69 years old male patient with obscure gastrointestinal bleeding due to a jejunal angiodysplasia, requiring endoscopic location of varicose vessels and dye inst[r] ... See full document

... fetal surgery, neonatology, anesthesiology, otolaryngology, critical and intensive adult care, psychiatry, and respiratory therapy, as well as nursing specialists with experience in obstetric and neonatal care, ... See full document

... laparoscopic surgery and allied technology in global practice and with the increasing restrictive working hours there is a need for a standard in training and evaluation of laparoscopic surgical ... See full document

... of open burn wound dressing techniques with silver Sulphadiazine and they have concluded this dressing technique is highly effective with acceptable wound healing rates (mean 21 days) and fairly affordable costs ... See full document

... undergoing surgery for rectal cancer each year in the United Kingdom (Anterior Resection, Abdominoperineal Resection, Hartmann’s Resection) over 80% undergo stoma formation of which the majority are temporary ... See full document

... for open lobectomy, especially in the use of disposable instruments which could vary the intraoperative costs ...for open cases, and generalized criteria for chest tube removal and discharge ...to ... See full document

... throughout surgery and could identify electromyography (EMG) signals associated with early impending injury states ...during surgery (Figure 2) ; on the other hand, a combination of both events, suggests ... See full document

... and aortic wall Complete inhibition of calcification [46] 26 EDTA 11% EDTA for a period of 48 h GA cross-linked Bovine Pericardium Calcium levels lower than control group [64]. 100 µg/[r] ... See full document

... Although our review did not include pediatric patients, this population has a very similar experience to the adult population [17]. The presence of benign tumors is relatively common in children, with the rhabdomyomas ... See full document

... of surgery in the TND group compared to the IT group; but it appears that using rate of reoperation as a surrogate for development of hematoma is a dangerous assumption, and we would recommend against it for ... See full document

... The authors do not recommend routinary use of PBD in HC. However, there might be some cases where it is still advised: these are patients with a FRL less than 40%, patients with cholangitis, long-time lasting jaundice, ... See full document

... Currently breast implants are vital devices for breast enhancement and reconstruction. The market for these devices is strong and expanding, especially in the United States. However, advances being made in the fields of ... See full document

... The same that will reduce the incidence of surgical wound infection in contaminated and dirty surgeries; allowing the primary closure of the wound by incorporating aspiration tubular drainage in subcutaneous cellular ... See full document

... In addition, cases exhibit similarities and differences. Time is important, especially for newborns. We believe that surgery is an effective treatment for gastric duplication. Clinical, laboratory and radiographic ... See full document

... the surgery, but colonization might occur even after years of implantation and without clinical signs of infection ...Lichtenstein open mesh inguinal (primary) hernia ... See full document

... Forty five male Wistar rats at 8-10 weeks of age, weighing 200 ± 25 g were used in this study. The animals were housed under similar conditions (22°C room temperature, 40% humidity and 12 hours light/12 hours dark cycle, ... See full document

... physicians before she consulted me. There was no loss of weight, no vomiting, normal appetite, normal bowel motion and no significant urinary or gynecological problems. On examination, the abdomen was soft, not distended ... See full document

... Using this instrument as a method of collecting preoperative information in the diagnosis of nasal pathologies and when comparing it with the findings obtained on the physical examinat[r] ... See full document

... Secondary haemorrhage: Secondary post-tonsillectomy haemorrhage is defined as a bleed after 24 hours and usually tends not to occur beyond 2 weeks following surgery. The majority of these bleeds are self-limiting ... See full document

... Surg Open Access 5(1): ...an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any ... See full document