Spontaneous Rupture of Bladder : A Rare Clinical Entity

Spontaneous Rupture of Spleen in P.Vivax: A Rare Case Entity

A rare case of spontaneous rupture of the urinary bladder.

An extremely rare case of spontaneous intraperitoneal rupture of the urinary bladder, caused by a combination of a tumor of the vesical wall and an impacted urethral stone, is reported. The patient's symptoms suggested a perforated hollow viscus. Under general anesthesia the urethral stone was removed, while at laparotomy a diffuse peritonitis with blood-stained purulent fluid emerging from the...

Spontaneous haemopneumothorax: a rare clinical entity.

A 39 yr old man presented with a spontaneous pneumothorax. On initial pleural drainage 120 ml of haemorrhagic fluid were collected. Twenty four hours, after re-expansion of the lung, shock developed and 1,200 ml of haemorrhagic fluid were spontaneously collected. The diagnosis haemopneumothorax was considered and at operation a bleeding vessel, which originated from the parietal pleura, was loc...

Giant Cell Carcinoma of Endometrium: a Rare Clinical Entity

Giant cell carcinoma of the endometrium is a rare and an aggressive tumor that should be distinguished from other endometrial tumors with a prominent giant cell component, including trophoblastic tumors, certain primary sarcomas, and malignant mixed müllerian tumors. At present, cumulative data on this rare histological variant is limited and the prognostic significance of the presence and the ...

Spontaneous pneumoperitoneum: A rare entity

Third, in spite of making significant progress in increasing institutional births in India, the rate of home delivery is still substantial (37.7%). Therefore, a good number of babies with CHDs born at home are expected to abscond medical registration: We agree, however as mentioned for the first point, the hospital caters to community population, so we do not expect much difference in prevalenc...