Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to A Dembner.
Lymphoceles frequently develop following renal transplant surgery. The conventional methods used to drain lymphoceles are invasive and can be associated with complications. Laparoscopic drainage of posttransplant lymphoceles provides a safer alternative.
The mammographic features of hidradenitis suppurativa axillaris, a common clinical entity, are described for the first time in this report. Lucent axillary masses with a small central density appear to be a pathognomonic radiographic finding. Other entities seen on mammography such as lipomas, lucent galactoceles, traumatic oil cysts, axillary hibernomas and benign lymph nodes, should not be confused with hidradenitis suppurative axillaris.
A case of acute polyhydramnios successfully managed via therapeutic amniocentesis is reported. A discussion and review of this rare entity is presented.