[PDF] Top 20 RETROPERITONEAL ABSCESSES-CASE REPORTS

... of retroperitoneal space abscess presented with classical signs and symptoms of fever, mass and pain at the site of collection and psoas spasm in two, but no signs of ... See full document

... scarce reports listing splenic abscesses as the first sign of Crohn’s ...recent case report in 2010 describes a patient with aseptic splenic abscesses as the first manifestation of Crohn’s ... See full document

... However, reports of much higher incidence of multiple tumors including 40 % for sporadic form and 80 % for familial variety, can be found in the literature (Szymanska, 2015; Gardner, 1996; Netterville, 1995; ... See full document

... two reports concerning the preo- perative “suspicion” of a retroperitoneal cystic ...a retroperitoneal tumor, provided other elements are seriously considered like the displacement of the ureter, ... See full document

... Pheochromocytomas and extra-adrenal paragangliomas are very rare tumors that arise from the neural crest tissue. These tumors are functional in more than half of such cases, and patients commonly present with symptoms, ... See full document

... many reports have stated that diclofenac, mefenemic acid, piroxicam, and ibuprofen could cause colorectal ulcers or colitis ...one case-controlled study, the long-term use of NSAIDs increased the risk of ... See full document

... this case the clinical finding of crepitus, and soft tissue air on plain radiograph were both present, however these signs are only seen in 37% and 57% of patients ...this case is unusual in that ... See full document

... previous reports in the literature, most uterine STUMPs had a benign clini- cal course and were successfully treated with myomect- omy or ...the case of a 62-year- old woman who presented to our facility ... See full document

... Ileocecal cancer is a rare malignant tumor. A number of reports indicate that there is an increasing trend in the incidences of colon can- cer, including ileocecal cancer [1]. The onset of ileocecal tumor is ... See full document

... Transformation of an indolent lymphoma to a more aggressive subtype is a recurrent phe- nomenon, among which that of follicular lym- phoma (FL) into diffuses large B-cell lymphoma is most frequent. The cumulative ... See full document

... previous reports have shown frequent aortic involvement even in the early stages of the disease, it is reasonable that all GCA pa- tients should have an initial diagnostic workup focused on the presence of ... See full document

... of retroperitoneal leiomyomata were operated by laparotomy [1, 6–9], the laparoscopic approach is also feasible ...of retroperitoneal leiomyomata, Poliquin et ... See full document

... a case of pigmented paraganglioma show- ing weak expression of chromogranin A, but the tumor cells were negative for vimentin and devoid of the S-100 protein positive cells ...a case of duodenal ... See full document

... Case 3: A 87-year-old female was admitted to the Emergency Centre with a complain of vomiting and bloody stool. CT showed massive fecal impaction and intestinal pneumatosi s in the sigmoid colon (Figure 4). During ... See full document

... IIIa Tumor grossly limited to the true pelvis, with negative nodes, but with histologically-confirmed microscopic seeding of abdominal peritoneal surfaces, or histologic proven extension to small bowel or mesentery IIIb ... See full document

... our case, while consistent with the literature, is controversial with respect to the fact that the patient had had a central venous catheter inserted for 3 days on ICU prior to ap- propriate radiological ... See full document

... BMJ Case Reports has value “No” in the Open access column‘ Should instead read: ‘BMJ Case Reports in the Open access column should have indicated “Optional” because it does have an option for ... See full document

... was a CEH in the retroperitoneal space. During the post- operative period, the patient developed high fever and a subcutaneous emphysema that spread out from the left thoracic wall to the left abdominal wall. As a ... See full document

... of abscesses in segments II, IV, VI, VII and VIII of the liver and in the sub- phrenic space (Figure 2A and ...air-containing abscesses in the right and left subphrenic ... See full document

... single ventricle have a very short life cycle. Adult patients with single ventricle are rare. Through this case, we should pay more atten- tion to such patients, avoiding missed diagno- sis. Thus, doctors can make ... See full document