Research and Reviews : Journal of Surgery
Volume 9, Issue 2 (2020)
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Ceftriaxone and Gallbladder Disorders: A Case Report in Adult Patient.
Abstract: AbstractCeftriaxone is one of wide spectrum antibiotic against both gram +ve and gram –ve organism, one of known complication in pediatric patients is gall bladder disorders, ranging from asymptomatic biliary sludge up to symptomatic actue choleycystitis. This condition also affects adult patients although not so common, as it seen here in our case report. Keywords: Ceftiaxone, Choleycyst, Gallstones, Nephrolithasis, Pseudolithasis Cite this ArticleGhada Seifeldin Mohmed Ahmed. Ceftriaxone and Gallbladder Disorders: …
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Clinical study on dual plating for delayed unions and nonunions of distal 1/3 and diaphyseal-metaphyseal transition of humerus
Abstract: Background: The best treatment for delayed union and non-union at distal 1/3 and metaphyseal-diaphyseal transition of humerus is not well established. We collected retrospective and prospective outcomes data for patients undergoing open reduction and internal fixation for delayed union and non-union of distal 1/3 and metaphyseal-diaphyseal transition of humerus with use of conventional mono-lateral or dual plating. Methods and Material: Over a 2-year period, 35 patients underwent open reduction and …
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Safe zones for external fixation in the tibia: A cadaveric study
Abstract: AbstractPurpose: The aim of this study was to determine the relationship between the neurovascular structures and the tibia, by measuring the distances from the tibia to the surrounding neurovascular structures and angles at which the neurovascular structures course around the tibia. Materials and Methods: Ten fresh adult cadavers(5 men, 5 women), which had been donated to the Human anatomy department, were obtained within 72h of death, providing 20 lower extremity …
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Treatment of open comminuted fracture of the cruris and infectious nonunion by ablating focuses and prolonging bones
Abstract: AbstractThe crural fracture occupies widely accompanying by trauma and if the bone should be occupied traumatic osteomyelitis, the treatment is very difficult. In general, because inflammatory disappear and the wound closed, when the therapy of facture take place, so the day of treatment is delaying and occupying ununion of bone by secondary infection. The objective of this study was to evaluate the method of ablating focuses and prolonging bones in …
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Biomechanical comparison of Schanz screws placement modes-how can stability by external fixation be raised?
Abstract: AbstractBackground: At present, external fixators are being used widely in open fractures of the long bones and also accepted as a temporary skeletal stabilization even in closed fractures. Therefore, it is essential to increase the stability which is provided by those devices for good outcomes. We hypothesized prior to the study that the greater is the distance between the Schanz screws inserted in each fracture fragment, the higher is the …
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CASE REPORT ON GIANT GALL STONE
Abstract: Gallstones (cholelithiasis) are hardened deposits of digestive fluids that can form in our gallbladder. The term cholelithiasis may refer to the presence of stone in Gall Bladder or to the diseases caused by gallstone. Most people with gallstone disease (about 30%) never have symptoms. Incidence gradually increases after 21yrs of age and it reaches the peak in 5th and 6th decade of life and rarely found in Pre-Pubertal age Group. …
Published in Research and Reviews : Journal of Surgery · Vol. 9, Issue 2, 2020 · pp. 6–9 Read article