Mohamed Abdelfattah Elsaedy, Mohamed Ali Shehata, Hisham A. Almetaher, Ibrahim Ali Kabbash & Sherif Mohamed Shehata·Asian Journal of Research in Surgery·2023
Background: One of the most frequent surgical disorders in newborns and kids is inguinal hernia. However, there is a debate regarding the advantages of laparoscopic herniorrhaphy (LH) versus traditional open herniotomy (OH). Aim of the Study: The aim of this review is to analyze...
Mounir Bouali, Kabira Falousse, Abderrahmane Lamnaouar, Abdelilah El-Bakouri, Khalid El-Hattabi, Fatima Zahra Bensardi & Abdelaziz Fadil·Asian Journal of Research in Surgery·2023
Small bowel volvulus is a surgical emergency, the etiology may be primary or secondary, and the clinical presentation is that of an acute intestinal obstruction. Abdominal radiography and abdominal CT scan is the key of the diagnostic. We present the case of a small bowel volvulu...
Introduction: Keloids and hypertrophic scars are characterized by abnormal responses to the healing process and involve intense production and deposition of collagen and glycoproteins in the dermis, resulting in the development of a pathological scar. To compare the techniques fo...
We report the case a patient who presented a sudden decrease in visual acuity of the right eye secondary to an occlusion of the central retinal artery. In addition, the patient complained of intense abdominal pain for which a CT scan was performed and it revealed a thrombosed ane...
Penile cysts are benign tumors that are incredibly rare. It can be difficult to make a clinical or pathological diagnosis of them. There have only been around 200 cases of this reported in the literature. Even though the most of them are present from birth and asymptomatic, they...
Abdelilah El Bakouri, Abderrahmane Lamnaouar, Khalid Jamaleddine, Mounir Bouali, Khalid Elhattabi, Fatimazahra Bensardi & Abdelaziz Fadil·Asian Journal of Research in Surgery·2022
Pancreatic pseudocyst during pregnancy is a rare pathology whose management lacks of hindsight, with only 10 cases reported in the literature since 1980. Spontaneous resolution in 11 to 16% of cases has been described in the literature. We report a case of giant pseudocyst of the...
Objective: To evaluate the safety and outcome of antibiotic treatment of uncomplicated acute appendicitis in children. Our main outcomes were the response to conservative treatment, complications during this treatment and short-term recurrence of appendicitis in initial responder...
The non-recurring lower laryngeal nerve is an extremely rare anatomical variation. It occurs only on the right (except in the case of situs inversus). Knowledge of this anatomical variation is essential for identifying and preserving the nerve during thyroid surgery. We present t...
Introduction: Management of anorectal disorders has been always a challenge for colorectal surgeons. Recently, the use of diode laser in proctology has emerged as an alternative to the conventional surgical treatment. The laser beam causes shrinkage and degeneration that depend o...
Edde Dih Haimedah, Hamed Bamine, Hacen Hamoud, Tijani Mohamed Abdel Malik, Heiba Mohamed & Ledour Abdelvetah·Asian Journal of Research in Surgery·2022
Adenomas of the middle ear are even rarer. Although considered benign tumors, they carry a risk of recurrence and malignant transformation. We present a 37-year-old patient with a hypoacusis of the left ear with purulent otorrhea on a non-marginal tympanic perforation as symptoma...