[Incisional hernias--the Ramireze corrective procedure].
The authors describe surgical management of extensive abdominal hernias using the Ramireze procedure. They present their results on a small patient group.
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The authors describe surgical management of extensive abdominal hernias using the Ramireze procedure. They present their results on a small patient group.
The authors of this article point out the diagnostic scopes and advantages of the intraoperative endoscopy as one of the many diagnostic means, which may be employed to determine the cause of recurrent attacks of bleeding to the gastrointestinal tract. As an example demonstrating the scope of use of this relatively simple device, they present a case of examining a female patient with the recurrent attacks of bleeding to the gastrointestinal tract. Should other common diagnostic methods be employed, the case of the bleeding was impossible to discover.
In this study the authors present a case review of the patient suffering from the relapsing gastrocolic fistule. They point out some problems in its diagnostics and therapy, which may occur in conjuction with this ulcerative disorder complication.
The authors describe the case-history of a patient with traumatic rupture of the diaphragm where clinical manifestation occurred five years after the primary injury.
The authors describe the case-histories of three pregnant patients with acute appendicitis treated laparoscopically. They present a brief account of laparoscopic appendectomy in pregnant women and demonstrate on the described cases its advantages and safety.
The author present an account of his experience with 80 laparoscopic appendectomies using the method out (LAPPE-out). It is a method combining the advantages of laparoscopy, i.e. mininvasiveness and the possibility to view the abdominal cavity with the certainty of treating the base of the appendix under direct visual control. As to the length of the operation and its pretentiousness it matches classical appendectomy (class. APPE), as regards postoperative comfort and possibilities of laparoscopy it is clearly superior to the latter.