In this article , the authors introduce a case of Caroli's Disease (CD) according to the results of ultrasonography (U.S), abdominal computed tomography (CT scan) and hepatic biopsy that has been manifested in the neonatal period. In the routine examination of the neonate, abdominal protrusion was noticed. Then milk intoterance, inability of meconium passage and vomiting developed, during w...

in this article , the authors introduce a case of caroli's disease (cd) according to the results of ultrasonography (u.s), abdominal computed tomography (ct scan) and hepatic biopsy that has been manifested in the neonatal period. in the routine examination of the neonate, abdominal protrusion was noticed. then milk intoterance, inability of meconium passage and vomiting developed, during ...

In this article , the authors introduce a case of Caroli’s Disease (CD) according to the results of ultrasonography (U.S), abdominal computed tomography (CT scan) and hepatic biopsy that has been manifested in the neonatal period. In the routine examination of the neonate, abdominal protrusion was noticed. Then milk intoterance, inability of meconium passage and vomiting developed, during worku...

Herpes zoster (HZ) is caused by the reactivation of varicella-zoster virus (VZV), which has ability to remain latent in neural tissue. We report a case rare complication, abdominal pseudohernia, developed 63-year-old woman, partial protrusion wall due paralysis muscles.

Obturator hernia is a rare pelvic with an incidence of 1%. It the protrusion abdominal content through obturator foramen. Here we report case in thin, emaciated female patient age 60 years complication ileal transection, hence emphasizing early presentation and diagnosis.

BACKGROUND Recurrence is the most important complication of abdominal wall reconstruction. It is possible the repair itself is intact, but bulging or expansion of mesh causes recurrent swelling's of the abdominal wall. CASE SUMMARY In this report, we present bulging of a polyester mesh due to central pore expansion. DISCUSSION Repetitive stress and variations in intra-abdominal pressure can...