Supplement tо clinic-practical recommendations “Chronic diseases of veins the lower extremities and pelvis”

UNLABELLED AIM AND BACKGROUND.:To determine whether left-right asymmetry was present in cases of early ovarian cancer and whether or not the difference between number of removed lymph nodes on both sides of the pelvis is associated with tumor laterality. METHODS AND STUDY DESIGN We extracted from the medical data base cases of early ovarian cancer with lymphadenectomy who had been treated bet...

Burkitt’s lymphoma is a sub-group of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma of high-grade with an aggressive clinical course and is composed of diffuse, small and non-cleaved, undifferentiated malignant cells of lymphoid origin. Dennis Burkitt first described this entity in 1956 in equatorial Africa. It is one of the fastest growing cancers in humans with a growth fraction close to 100%. It commonly occurs in ...

A 26-year-old female, presented with discomfort and a lump in the left side of abdomen. Examination showed a non-tender cystic mass in the left lumbar region extending down to the pelvis, the lower limit being palpable through the left fornix. Investigations revealed a cystic mass extending from the left renal area to the pelvis and a nonvisualized left kidney. Cystoscopy could not identify the...

she comes under the class now recognised as " degenerates." She has a small pelvis: the diagonal conjugate measures not more than ?>\ ins., possibly only 3, which makes the true conjugate about 2\ ins. or thereby. The pelvis seems uniformly contracted. She is past the time for any thought of induction, with a pelvis such as hers, and the only possible treatment is of course Csesarean section at...

Mixed neuroendocrine and non-neuroendocrine type of tumor in renal pelvis is rare and presents a high-grade malignancy. We present a case report that a 57-year-old man had no history of small cell cancer but presented a high-grade neuroendocrine carcinoma with focal squamous metaplasia and multiple stones simultaneously in the right renal pelvis. The patient underwent nephroureterocystectomy 9 ...

Thirty-six patients were studied prospectively to assess the benefit of 'springing' the pelvis in traumatized patients, to confirm or refute a fracture of the pelvis. None of the patients was multiply injured and half of those with fractures were elderly, sustaining their injuries in simple falls. Springing the pelvis was a poor predictor of the presence or absence of a pelvic fracture, at best...

no fresh emphasis. Modern work shows that besides the size of the pelvis, other factors, like its shape and midpelvic capacity, greatly influence the mechanism of labour. New classifications depending on the pelvic inlet, shape and other morphological features have. been adopted by various authors. Very little has been done in India to enlighten the obstetricians about this very important facto...

Obstructive uropathy is defined as structural obstruction to urine flow along the urinary tract. It can lead to dilatation of renal pelvis and calyces. (1). However renal pelvis can be dilated without obstruction. Therefore hydronephrosis and dilated renal pelvis are not synonymous terms. The damage to renal tissue caused by these conditions often leads to obstructive nephropathy contributing t...