Complex Vascular Reconstruction following Resection of a Large Retroperitoneal Teratoma

Neuropraxia following resection of a retroperitoneal liposarcoma

BACKGROUND This is a unique case of neuropraxia of femoral nerve seen after resection of retroperitoneal liposarcoma which has not been reported before in the literature. INTRODUCTION Neuropraxia, a transient paralysis due to blockage of nerve conduction, commonly associated with athletes and orthopedic procedures, has not been previously reported as a complication following resection of retr...

Trans-Retroperitoneal Omental Flap for Reconstruction of a Large Thoraco-Dorsal Defect, Following Oncological Resection--Case Report and Literature Review.

This work presents the case of a 76-year old patient, with a large ulcerated thoraco-dorsal tumor, which was excised by a mixed surgical team (plastic and general surgery), and the resulted defect was closed by an omental flap, which was trans-peritoneal transposed and covered by split-thickness skin grafts. The surgical intervention steps and the postoperatory evolution are exposed. The surgic...

Retroperitoneal benign mature teratoma.

Secondary retroperitoneal teratoma.

Retroperitonal teratomas are rare. We report on a case of a retroperitoneal secondary localisation of a gonadal teratoma in a patient who had developed primary testicular teratoma 12 years previously. The retroperitoneal mass was detected with an abdominal CT requested for the management of a non-specific abdominal pain. CT and MRI examinations showed cystic retroperitoneal masses combined with...

Reconstruction of Large Airways Following Main Bronchial Rapture a Year after Blunt Trauma

We present the case of a 19-year-old boy with a history of breathlessness and blunt chest trauma one year ago. Figure 1 show CT scan of patient. Figure 2: show bronchoscopic of patient. Figure 3 and 4 show intra operative view and Fig 5 show CXR of patient after surgery