The growth of poultry production has led to an increase in the incidence internal defects chicken and turkey broilers, such as Deep Pectoral Myopathy (DPM). DPM is ischemic hemorrhage or necrosis caused by inadequate blood supply Pectoralis minor major muscles. Currently, visual appearance only parameter used categorize damage level. aim this research was develop a scientific methodology determ...

CONTEXT AND OBJECTIVE Modified radical mastectomy is widely utilized in breast cancer treatment. However, no prospective comparison has yet been made between the Madden technique (preservation of the pectoralis minor muscle) and the Patey technique (resection of this muscle). The aim of this work was to compare these two modified radical mastectomy techniques, by analyzing their degrees of diff...

OBJECTIVE To detail the presentation of two elite female soccer players with right thigh pain that occurred during training. This article will outline the investigation, diagnosis and management of their cases. CLINICAL FEATURES The patients presented with anterior thigh pain following injuries incurred during training camp. Both were diagnosed with acute muscular strain and associated muscul...

A rare clinical case of intraplacental intervillous hemorrhage (Kline's hemorrhage) is presented. After delivery of a premature newborn (810 g/35 cm) in 27th week of uncomplicated pregnancy, peripartum observation of the premature placenta (270 g, 16 x 16 x 1.8) suggested multiple intraplacental cavernae with semifluid blood and fresh coagula and fresh marginal (partial) placental abruption. Th...

A 48-year-old male presented to the emergency department with enlarging regions of ecchymoses over the posterior aspect of both legs (Figure 1). Four days earlier he had the sudden onset of severe achy hamstring pain during a 50-yard sprint. He denied weakness, similar prior episodes, or bleeding abnormalities. Both lower extremities had full range of motion, no loss of strength, a normal knee ...

BACKGROUND The occurrence of and risk factors for postoperative cervical hematoma remain unclear. METHODS We conducted a retrospective analysis of 5156 patients treated at a single institution. RESULTS The occurrence of postoperative cervical hematoma was 0.85% (44 of 5156 patients). The multivariate analysis showed that male sex, benign pathology, hypertension, and previous thyroid surgery...