Right and Wrong Approaches To Colorectal Anastomotic Strictures: When? Which Technique?

Management of Colorectal Anastomotic Strictures Using Multidiameter Balloon Dilation

after colorectal anastomoses is not rare, occurring in 3-30% of post colorectal anastomosis, according to authors’ varied definitions, and is considered to be related to factors including radiation, anastomotic ischemia or leakage, and suture technique. Most involve the middle and lower rectum and may spontaneously improve without treatment; however, some strictures persist, necessitating inter...

Getting it right when things go wrong.

When doing the wrong thing is right

 3つの異なる練習方法でダンスの学習効果を検証した.  marking練習は full-out練習よりも学習効果がある.  markingと full-outと共にmental simulation練習よりも学習効果がある.

Stent for Crohn’s disease strictures: Which one and when?

The Crohn's disease (CD) perforating phenotype (fistula–abscess) is almost always associated with strictures and is one of the main complications of the disease, present in nearly 60% of patients who have the strictures [1,2]. These perforating forms are the first indication for surgical treatment, which in most cases is ileocolonic resection [3,4]. The stricture phenotype alone, without associ...

Critical Study of Right to be wrong From the point of view ofcollectivists, utilitarians, and virtuosos

circuit right discourse is one of the most common theories in the contemporary period about regulating human social relations. The formation of this course of thought and the exhibition of a unidimensional understanding of the concept of right in the West is the result of socio-political changes in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. It was during this period that thinkers’ response to th...