American Journal of Surgical Research and Reviews


DESMOPLASTIC AMELOBLASTOMA OF THE MAXILLA

Case Report of American Journal of Surgical Research and Reviews Desmoplastic ameloblastoma of the maxilla Luigi Clauser, MD,MFS1, Riccardo Luoni Orsi, DMD1, Andrea Edoardo Bianchi, MD, MFS1,2 1Unit of Maxillo-Facial Surgery, Istituto Stomatologico Italiano, Via Pace, 21, 20122 MILANO, Italy; 2University UniCamillus, Via di Sant’Alessandro, 8, 00131 ROME, Italy Aim: Ameloblastoma is known to be a benign, slow-growing but locally aggressive and infiltrative odontogenic epithelial neoplasm with a rare capacity to metastasize. Peripheral ameloblastoma is a rare extraosseous variant with histological characteristics similar to those of the common intraosseous ameloblastoma. Methods: The present study describes a case of a 66-year-old woman with a maxillary peripheral desmoplastic ameloblastoma. Clinical features, histopathology, surgical treatment and follow-up are discussed. Conclusion: A clinical case of maxillary desmoplastic ameloblastoma is reported. Two months after surgery, a temporary prosthesis was applied. After the planned follow up, final rehabilitation will include bone grafting to reconstruct the resected maxillary area followed by implants positioning. Further reports of new cases are however necessary for a better knowledge of the origin, the biological behavior, and the clinical treatment of this particular odontogenic tumor variant. Keywords: odontogenic tumor, ameloblastoma, maxilla, peripheral desmoplastic ameloblastoma, oro-maxillo-facial surgery, surgical reconstruction, prosthesis, implantology ...

TWO ATTACKS OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS MANAGED WITH TWO APPENDEC-TOMIES PROCEDURES. DUPLICATED VERMIFORM APPENDIX: A CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE

Case Report of American Journal of Surgical Research and Reviews Two attacks of acute appendicitis managed with two appendec-tomies procedures. Duplicated vermiform appendix: a case report and review of literature Fatimah Al Jaber M.D, Moayad Alzamil M.D, Majed Alanazi M.D, Mohammed Aljabali M.D, Ali Almutairi M.D, Bandar Ali M.D* Department of surgery, Prince Sultan Military Medical City, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Vermiform appendix anomalies including duplicated appendix are very rare with 0.004% incidence and are usually incidental findings diagnosed intraoperatively. The diagnosis can also be missed even intraoperatively during appendectomy procedure and the patient might present with another attack of acute appendicitis. We report a case of a 34-year-old male patient who presented with a typical picture of acute appendicitis based on clinical assessment, laboratory investigation and radiological studies with his past surgical history significant for appendectomy done few months prior. He underwent laparoscopic appendectomy two times within a 6-month period for two attacks of acute appendicitis both confirmed on histopathological examination. Keywords: Double appendix, Laparoscopy, Acute appendicitis ...

ACUTE GASTRIC DILATATION: “A GLUTTONY OR A CRISES IN A PANDEMIC” AN UPDATE WITH REVIEW OF CURRENT LITERATURE

Case Report of American Journal of Surgical Research and Reviews Acute Gastric Dilatation: “A Gluttony or a Crises in a Pandemic” An Update with review of Current literature Dr.UwaisRiazUlHasan1 M.Med, Dr.Khathija Hasan M.Med, Dr.Farooq Ahmed Qureshi MS, Dr. Victor Effiong Obong  M.B.B.Ch, MWACS, Dr.Okorie Christian Chima M.B.B.Ch, FWACS, FMCS, Dr. Amith Ibrahim M.D,Dr. Abdul Aziz Al Nami M.B.B.S, Dr. Ali Ibrahim AlShaqaqiq M.B.B.S, Dr.Mohammad Abdul Majeed Alghadeer M.B.B.S, Dr. Mohammed Abdullah Al Khalaf M.B.B.S, Dr. Abdullah Al Marzooq M.B.B.S, Dr. Malak Radhi Al Aithan M.B.B.S, Dr. Fatimah Mofeed Almosabh M.B.B.S, Dr. Stevan Atiyota M.B.B.S, Dr. Khalid Elterifi ElBaher Elmhadi M.B.B.S, Dr.ShehlaRiazUlHasan Phd., Dr. Moath AbdulAziz AlMasoud2 M.D, Dr. Noura Al Dossary3 Department of General Surgery, Al Omran General Hospital, Al Hassa, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 2Hospital Director Al Jafr Hospital, 3Hospital Director Al Omran General Hospital. Gastrectasia, Ectasia, or Acute gastric dilatation is a surgical emergency. Historically it was associated with binge eating, branded as gluttony, wolf eating and today goes by a refined name BED or binge eating disorder. Myriad in spectrum presentation the triggers continue to be the same a history of psychiatric disorders like anorexia nervosa, bulimia, and psychogenic polyphagia (1), (2) or following surgical procedure like fundoplication, pyloric stenosis. A masquerader in abdomen emergencies with abdominal pain and vomiting in the initial stages to shock & multiorgan collapse in later presentation. If not picked early the consequences disastrous. The mortality and morbidity from gastric dilatation is reported at 80% to 100% (1), (2), (21). Keywords: Acute Gastric Dilatation, Malnutrition, Covid19, Perforation ...

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF OPEN CHOLECYSTECTOMY IN ACUTE AND CHRONIC CHOLELITHIASIS IN RURAL CENTRE OF INDIA

Research Article of American Journal of Surgical Research and Reviews Comparative Study Of Open Cholecystectomy In Acute And Chronic Cholelithiasis In Rural Centre Of India. Dr. Jitendra Kumar Saroj1, Dr. Santosh Gautam2, Dr Ganesh Chandra yadav3 1Assistant Professor, Department Of General Surgery, Venkteshwara Institute Of Medical Sciences, Gajraula, India; 2Assistant professor, Prasad institute of medical science,Junab Ganj,UP-226401; 3Assistant professor, Dept of general surgery,Maa vindhyavasini autonomous state medical college Mirzapur uttarpradesh The incidence of cholecystitis with cholelithiasis is increasing day by day either acute or chronic cases. Gall stones are the most common cause of acute cholecystitis in 90-95% of the cases. The management of acute cholecystitis is still laparoscopic cholecystectomy in urban area of India but in rural area open cholecystectomy is still preferred method of surgery for acute as well as chronic gall stone. Our study was conducted on 100 patients divided into two groups of 50 of each to compare the results of open cholecystectomy between acute and chronic cases. The overall post-operative morbidity was more in acute cases. But there was significant difference in the total hospital stay and total cost of the therapy in both the groups. drain output was also high in first three days in acute case so, acute case cholecystectomy was found to be more expensive overall and higher length stay and more co morbidities than chronic cases. Keywords: Comparative Study; Open Cholecystectomy; Acute And Chronic Cholelithiasis ...

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American Journal of Surgical Research and Reviews

Dr. Karol Szyluk
District Hospital of Orthopedics and Trauma Surgery. b41-940 Piekary Śląskie, Bytomska 62 str. POLAND

Dr. Can SARICA
Consultant (Neurosurgery), Adiyaman University School Of Medicine, Department Of Neurosurgery, Adiyaman

Dr. Pallavi Kamra
Pediatrician, Clinicas del Camino Real, Camarillo, CA

Dr. RAÚL GONZÁLEZ-GARCÍA
Department of Oral and Maxillofacial-Head and Neck Surgery, University Hospital Infanta Cristina, Avenida de Elvas s/n, 06080, Badajoz (Spain)

Dr Amanjot Kaur Riar
Brigham and Women’s Hospital- Harvard Medical School, Department of Medicine, Harvard New Research Building USA

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