Ephedrine, and the Reduction of a Strangulated Hernia *Rearranged by Editor.

Strangulated Hernia *Rearranged by Editor.

Laparoscopic Management of Strangulated Broad Ligament Hernia

Introduction: Broad ligament hernia was first reported post-autopsy by Quain in 1861. In a 1995 review article, only 61 cases had ever been reported. This paper presents a case report of broad ligament hernia and explores the literature surrounding this topic. Case Presentation: The patient presented with no significant past medical history, acute lower a...

Strangulated Hernia Reduced by Atropin and Adrenalin Injections *Rearranged by Editor.

-Tulsukram, a priest, aged about 60 years, and suffering from chronic bronchitis, suddenly developed a strangulated hernia, which he tried unsuccessfully to reduce. After about four hours I was called to see hirn. The patient was very restless and in severe pain so I had him conveyed to the dispensary. On examination I found a tense painful strangulated inguinal hernia. There was no impulse in ...

Atropine Sulphate in Strangulated Hernia

In medical practice atropine sulphate is relied upon to relieve the acute pain caused by spasmodic contractions of involuntary muscle, such as occur in renal and intestinal colic. The acute pain of strangulated hernia is also due?in the majority of cases?to spasm of involuntary muscle of-the strangulated coils of intestine. If the spasm is relieved, reduction of the hernia may be much easier. W...

Case of Strangulated Scrotal Hernia: Reduction by Inversion