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Mini Review
Mohammad ali almokdad, and Mansour el Khoury* View abstract
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Despite preventive measures taken before, during and after an open surgery, sponges and surgical instruments are still accidentally left inside patients [1]. Gossypiboma or textiloma are terms used for cotton or woven fabric left inadvertently in the body cavity of patients after surgical interventions [2]...... ReadMore -
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Aminata Mbaye*, Mamadou Mouctar Ramata Diallo, Mouhamadou Diouldé Diallo and Ndiassé Ndiaye View abstract
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The entrapment of an ingested foreign body in the nasopharynx is a rare occurrence that can even be unknown particularly in infants unable to relate the incident, especially since this localization is very difficult to access at the clinic. Its seriousness lies in the fact that it is dependant on a risk of asphyxiation by obstruction of the lower airways in the event of a descent of the foreign body...... ReadMore
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Case Report
Sabah Ali*, Jamil Mahmoud, Fatima Al Nasheet, Xavier Aguilera View abstract
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Endometriosis, frequently ovlooked as a cause of chronic and recurrent abdominal pain in women of childbearing age, can occasionally involve the bowel, making its diagnosis a challenge. erThis article presents a case of colon endometriosis, highlighting the complexity of its diagnosis and management...... ReadMore
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Jian Li, Pengfei lu* and Yufen Liu View abstract
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Avascular necrosis (absence of blood supply to the bone) can result from fracture of the carpal bones. Nonunion of the wrist bones can in turn result in arthritis, which is associated with several problems, including pain, reduced range of motion, weakened grip strength, and joint instability...... ReadMore
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Review Article
Shifeng Zhao, Jiang Dai, Hongchang Guo* and Yongqiang Lai* View abstract
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Myocardial Infraction (MI) remains one of the leading causes of death and disability worldwide. Although drugs and interventional therapy can restore blood supply to the heart in time, the extremely low self-regeneration ability of cardiomyocytes cannot rescue acutely damaged myocardial tissue...... ReadMore
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Case Report
Dr Sudarshana, Dr Dattaprasad Samant, Dr Jude Rodrigues and Dr Frazer CS Rodrigues* View abstract
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Liposarcoma is a common type of soft tissue sarcoma [1], which occurs most commonly in the extremities (52%), followed by the retroperitoneum...... ReadMore
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Case Report
Baranidharan Punitha Kumar*, Abinaya Preethi T, Anbalagan P and Kannan D View abstract
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Internal hernia’s are a very rare cause of intestinal obstruction. Internal hernias has a high possibility of going through ischemic changes of the involved bowel loops and can become life threatening and a surgical emergency, hence proper understanding for prompt diagnosis and management is needed...... ReadMore
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L Cugola*, G Fasolo, A Valore and R Testoni View abstract
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The purpose of this study is to compare our outcomes between RE-MOTION and MOTEC wrist arthroplasty within personal experience...... ReadMore
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Surgery & Case Studies: Open Access Journal
Surgery & Case Studies: Open Access Journal (SCSOAJ) is a peer-reviewed, international, broad scope open-access journal which publishes case reports that are not restricted to diagnosis, diseases, outcomes, signs, symptoms, treatment and new findings of researches. The journal is entrenched to create a platform for health care professionals, researchers, practitioners of all over the globe to publish the substantial and complete research and significant information about novel findings of diseases or syndromes. Currently case studies drag the concentration of the investigators since each case present provides deep understanding in diagnosis and treatment methods. It is devoted to publishing case series and case reports. Articles must be genuine, moral and curious to an international audience of researchers, surgeons and trainees in all surgical specialties, as well as clinicians in allied fields.
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