52 research outputs found
RADIONUCLIDE IMAGING OF MECKEL DIVERTICULUM - CIMETIDINE VERSUS PENTAGASTRIN PLUS GLUCAGON
The relation between Helicobacter pylori infection and acid-hematuria syndrome in pediatric patients with gastric augmentation-II.
Rectus abdominis muscle flap (RAMF) technique for the management of large bladder defects: Urodynamic findings in a rabbit model
Objective To investigate the efficacy of the rectus abdominis muscle flap (RAMF) technique for the closure and augmentation of small, inelastic bladder extrophies using a rabbit model with a large bladder defect
Is it possible to create a slit-like meatus without incising the urethral plate?
A series of hypospadias repairs using the Mathieu and V-incision-sutured (MAVIS) technique, aiming to achieve a normal-looking, vertical, slit-like meatus in 32 patients was reviewed. A Mathieu procedure was performed in 26 patients as a primary repair and in 3 as a rescue operation. In another 3 patients who had severe proximal hypospadias with failed repair, techniques other than Mathieu's were used. Good cosmetic and functional results were achieved in all patients. There were no complications such as fistula or stricture formation. The MAVIS meatoplasty creates a natural-looking, slit-like glanular meatus in both distal and proximal hypospadias, even in complicated cases
Rectus abdominis muscle flap (RAMF) technique for the management of bladder exstrophies: Late clinical outcome and urodynamic findings
Objective To investigate the efficacy of the rectus abdominis muscle nap (RAMF) technique for the closure and augmentation of small, non-compliant bladder extrophies
MATERNAL COCAINE ABUSE RESULTING IN NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS - AN EXPERIMENTAL-STUDY IN A RAT MODEL
The aim of this study was to assess the relation between the use of cocaine during pregnancy and development of necrotizing enterocolitis in a rat model. Different doses of cocaine HCl were given to pregnant Wistar Albino rats during gestation. Total number of live births, mean birth weight, mean placental weight and histopathological examination of the maternal uterus, placenta, embryonal G-I tract and liver were investigated. These results were compared with a control group and showed that the number of live births, mean birth weight and mean placental weight were lower than in non-cocaine controls. Histopathologic examinations revealed severe inflammation and vascular changes in the uterus and placenta. We also observed focal necrosis, necrobiosis, cellular debris, haemorrhage, inflammatory reactions in the G-I tract of embryos. These findings indicate that maternal cocaine abuse should probably be considered a major risk factor for development of NEC in baby rats and embryos
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