BACKGROUND Acute exertional compartment syndrome (AECS) is a rare cause of leg pain often associated with a delay in diagnosis and potentially leading to irreversible muscle and nerve damage. CASE REPORT We present the case of a previously healthy, high-level athlete who presented with the acute onset of unilateral anterior leg pain and foot drop the day after a strenuous workout. He was diagno...

Background: According to the modern concept of ocular traumatism, great importance is attached choice atraumatic tactics for removal intraocular foreign bodies (IFB), especially when they are localized in structures posterior segment eye. Purpose: The aim study was feasibility, safety, and clinical efficacy delayed IFB open trauma eyeball with damage segment. Material methods: material based on...

Steroid induced osteonecrosis is a devastating injury that usually requires rebuild of the joint, with the femoral and the humeral head being most commonly affected. Steroid therapy is the most common reported cause of atraumatic osteonecrosis. The Collaborative Osteonecrosis Group Study confirmed that steroids are the primary cause of multi-focal osteonecrosis in 91% of the cases. Osteonecrosi...

Introduction: Minimally invasive (MI) treatment of dental caries is an approach that considers the management carious lesions with conservative techniques to preserve maximum tooth structure. Objective: To analyze literature on some MI alternatives for are currently used, sealants, atraumatic restorative treatment, infiltration and Hall technique. Methodology: An extensive search was carried ou...