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J Tanyi

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PubMed1997

[Pregnancy complicated by ovarian cysts].

This study included all the patients with ovarial cysts > or = 6 cm that were persisted during pregnancy in the 1st. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of Semmelweis University Medical School between 1. January 1991. and 31. December 1996. There were 14,640 deliveries and 15 cases which presented by above mentioned criteria with 1/976 incidency and 3 cases from all were malignant tumor with 1/4880 incidency. All patients underwent surgical intervention. Surgical management were spreaded on one adnexa in 12 cases of all, on both adnexum in only 3 cases and hysterectomy with both side adnexectomies was performed in only one case. Based on complications in two cases emergency laparotomies and in 13 cases elective extirpation of ovarial cysts were performed. There was no loss of pregnancy in the postoperative period. Because of the high risk of complications and malignancy we supported that surgical intervention in the second trimester is a definitive therapy for ovarial cysts complicated pregnancy.

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PubMed1996

[Postpartum hysterectomy].

Between the 1st July 1990 and the 30th June 1995, 34 caesarean hysterectomies and 2708 (22%) caesarean sections were performed from 12,227 births on the I. Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Semmelweis University Medical School in Budapest. From all 34 cases, hysterectomy were performed in 9 cases (26%) after complicated delivery, in other 9 cases (26%) during elective caesarean section and in 16 cases (47%) during urgent caesarean section. The incidence of caesarean hysterectomy is 2.7/1000 labour in our study. We listed the placenta increta, placenta accreta, placenta adherens, placenta praevia, uteroplacental apoplexia, scar disruption, uterus rupture, atony, sepsis puerperalis, abruptio placentae, haematoma paravaginale as urgent indications and so elective indications were myoma uteri, cervical carcinoma, ovarial tumour and in-situ cervical carcinoma. We collect the elective and urgent indications of caesarean hysterectomy and summarize the possible operative and postoperative complications in our study.

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PubMed1993

Restriction endonuclease analysis of Hungarian bovine herpesvirus isolates from different clinical forms of IBR, IPV and encephalitis.

The DNA of thirty-three Hungarian bovine herpesvirus isolates originating from cattle with various clinical symptoms were compared by restriction endonuclease analysis using HindIII, EcoRI and BstEII enzymes. The EcoRI and HindIII cleavage patterns were similar to those of isolates studied in other countries. Based on the cleavage patterns, the Hungarian isolates could be assorted into groups and subgroups according to the classification system proposed by Metzler et al. (1985, 1986). Based on a new BstEII cleavage pattern observed in group 1, the establishment of two new subgroups, 1a and 1b, were proposed. Three isolates belonged to subgroup 1a, sixteen to 1b, seven to 2a, five to 2b, and one to group 3, which has recently been reclassified as BHV-5. Additionally, one of the isolates showed a mixed cleavage pattern of 1a and 1b. However, no strict correlation was found between the different clinical forms and the established DNA fingerprint groups. There was no evidence of a change in the prevalence of the different genotypes when comparing isolates collected at different times of a 24-year period.

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