Operative Procedures

Consent to Operative Procedures

Post-Operative Infections in Spine Procedures: A Brief Review

Background and Aim: Surgical site infection is an important complication after spinal surgery. Prevention and treatment of this complication requires more and reliable information. In this article, we investigated the epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of post-operative infection in spine procedures by reviewing previous related studies. Methods and Materials/Patients: In this...

Abdominal integument atrophy after operative procedures

THE AIM OF THE STUDY was to analyze clinical material concerning postoperative atrophy of abdominal integument. MATERIAL AND METHODS The evaluated group consisted of 29 patients with sonographically revealed atrophy of the abdominal wall. Those changes were observed after various surgical procedures: mainly after long, anterolateral laparotomies or several classical operations. Ultrasound exa...

Operative Procedures Hepatic Artery in Liver Transplantation

ADVANCES in surgical techniques have contributed to the improved results of orthotopic liver transplantation (OLT x) that have been realized over the last few years.1 Examples include better understanding of anomalies of the hepatic arterial supply, development of methods of reconstructing them, and the use of vascular grafts and other innovative techniques of revascularization. Nonetheless, -1...

John Hunter's surgical instruments and operative procedures.

Whereas John Hunter (1728-93) the anatomist, zoologist, physiologist, pathologist and museum collector receives unceasing eulogy, his work as a practising surgeon is curiously neglected. As far as can be determined, there are no studies devoted to his instruments and operative technique before a personal investigation in 1991, perhaps for the good reason that these would prove inconclusive. Nev...