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We present the technique of laparoscopic cholecystectomy in some detail. The method was adapted at our clinic in August 1990. Postoperative results are very promising so far. We have reason to believe that this procedure will result in fewer postoperative complications and a smoother postoperative course for the patients, enabling them to regain physical ability much earlier than after conventional biliary surgery.
More than 50 operations designed for the treatment of complete rectal prolapse have been reported. Perineal rectosigmoidectomy using autosuture devices was first described by Vermeulen et al in 1983. During the last two years we have used this technique at Gjøvik County Hospital. We believe it to be a good alternative in patients where a transabdominal approach is unsuitable. The method is described in detail and illustrated by figures.
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Popliteal vessel injury still carries a high amputation rate despite the progresses which have been made in vascular surgery. Three patients with such injuries treated with vascular repair are reported and a review of the recent literature is given. Prognostic factors as early diagnosis, delay in treatment, associated injuries as fracture/dislocation and venous injury, soft tissue injuries, adequate vascular repair, and postoperative complications are discussed.