Recurrent Abdominal Burst after Obstetric Surgical Procedure

Recurrent abdominal pain before and after appendectomy.

BACKGROUND Patients with non-inflamed appendix have been reported to have had more hospitalizations and emotional disorders before and after the operation than patients with acute appendicitis. OBJECTIVES To compare abdominal pain characteristics, as well as demographic and psychosocial data in children with histologically confirmed appendicitis compared to non-inflamed appendices. METHODS ...

Recurrent abdominal pain after laparoscopic cholecystectomy.

Recurrent laryngeal cancer after surgical treatment.

OBJECTIVE Study the presentation pattern of recurrent laryngeal cancer after surgical treatment. MATERIAL AND METHOD The patterns of recurrent laryngeal cancer after surgical treatment were reviewed: 17 cases were included in the present study. RESULTS The most common encountered cancers among the recurrent cases were transglottic (59%), supraglottic (35%), and only rarely glottic. 88% were...

Abdominal wall closure after a stomal reversal procedure.

The closure of a temporary stoma involves 2 different surgical procedures: the stoma reversal procedure and the abdominal wall reconstruction of the stoma site. The management of the abdominal wall has different areas that should be analyzed such us how to avoid surgical site infection (SSI), the technique to be used in case of a concomitant hernia at the stoma site or to prevent an incisional ...

Martius Flap Procedure to Repair Obstetric Fistulas

The Martius flap procedure is a surgical procedure used to treat obstetric fistulas in women. Heinrich Martius developed the procedure in twentieth century Germany to treat women with urinary incontinence caused by stress, and later doctors used it to repair obstetric fistulas. Fistulas occur in pregnant women when a hole is torn between the vagina [3] and the urinary tract (called vesicovagina...