Articles on surgery

NAZMİ ZENGİN, ENIS CEZAYIRLI, MEHMET ERSOY, KAPLAN ARINCI

1994, Vol 10, Issue 1, Page 57-62

A detailed knowledge of anatomical structure of the orbit is essential for understanding the pat-hophysiology of the orbital disease and performing surgery in this area. In order to gain this knowledge and experience, we performed anatomical dissections via superior approach on 24 orbits of 12 well...

TALAT YURDAKUL

2000, Vol 16, Issue 2, Page 125-127

We present a human chorionic gonadotropin producing testicular seminoma case which was discovered during infertility evaluation. Although sperm count and motility were normal, postwash sperm swim-up results were poor that returned to normal after orchiectomy.

EMRULLAH DURMUŞ, ENGİN ÖZBAY, ARIF AYDIN, İSMAİL KARLIDAĞ, HALİL FERAT ÖNCEL, REMZİ SALAR, EKREM ÖZYUVALI, TALİP GÖKTAŞ, MEHMET GİRAY SÖNMEZ

2020, Vol 36, Issue 1, Page 13-17

Abstract: Objective: Our objective in this study was to present our four years of experience in laparoscopic surgery for urinary system accompanied by literature. Material and Methods: Between January 2014 and October 2018, laparoscopic surgical intervention was made on urinary system for 97...

İBRAHİM ALİOSMANOĞLU, MESUT GÜL, FIRAT TEKEŞ, BURAK VELİ ÜLGER, AHMET TÜRKOĞLU, MEHMET GÜLİ ÇETİNÇAKMAK, HÜSEYİN BÜYÜKBAYRAM

2013, Vol 29, Issue Ek, Page 38-40

Primary mesenteric liposarcoma is a rare condition. It is diagnosed late because symptoms don’t appear until it reaches large sizes. In this article we presented a 32 year old female patient with giant myxoid liposarcoma originating from the small intestine mesentery measuring (35x30x8 cm) and...

İNCİ KARA, GÜLPERİ ÇELİK

2013, Vol 29, Issue 2, Page 100-104

Renal transplanted patient may encountered any surgical procedures because of improving the survival rates and keeping their normal life. This review aims to summarize the management of renal transplanted patients who undergo any surgery under anesthetic aspect.

EBUBEKİR GÜNDEŞ, MURAT ÇAKIR, AHMET TEKİN, HALİL İBRAHİM TAŞCI, CELALETTİN VATANSEV

2013, Vol 29, Issue 3, Page 105-107

Mesenteric cysts are rare intra-abdominal tumors. The goal of this study is to analyze the clinical symptoms and the pathological features of mesenteric cysts and the surgical approaches. The data of 17 patients who had surgeries because of mesenteric cysts between 2005 and 2012 at our clinic were...

MURAT ÇAKIR, TEVFİK KÜÇÜKKARTALLAR, AHMET TEKİN, ADİL KARTAL

2014, Vol 30, Issue 3, Page 126-127

Agenesis of the gallbladder is a rare congenital anomaly occurring in 1 to 4 people of a population of 10000. It may present with biliary type symptoms such as upper abdominal pain requiring further investigation. Ultrasound is the first choice of imaging for biliary symptoms but is frequently...

TÜMAY ÖZGÜR, SİBEL HAKVERDİ, MUHYİTTİN TEMİZ, MEHMET YALDIZ, SEÇKİN AKKÜÇÜK

2014, Vol 30, Issue 3, Page 134-136

Endometriosis is the presence of normal endometrial tissue outside the uterus. Scar endometriosis is a rare pathology resulting after obstetric and gynecologic surgery procedures on abdominal wall which is not pre-diagnosed in differential diagnosis by general surgeons. Six cases referred to...

BILSEV INCE, MEHMET DADACI, ZEYNEP ALTUNTAŞ, FATMA BİLGEN BEKERECİOĞLU

2015, Vol 31, Issue 1, Page 1-3

Dupuytren’s disease is a benign proliferative disorder of the palmar fascia that results in the formation of bands, nodules, contracture, and tendon-like bands in palmar aponeurosis and its digital extensions. A pneumatic tourniquet is frequently used in upper extremity surgery, because it offers...

MURAT ÇAKIR, MEHMET KILIÇ

2016, Vol 32, Issue Ek, Page 62-63

Lipomas are benign mesenchymal neoplasm commonly occurring throughout the whole body and comprise mature fat tissue. However, intestinal mesentery originated lipomas are rarely seen. A 42-yearold female patient presented with right sided abdominal distension. Exploratory laparotomy was performed...

FATİH ERDİ, FATİH KESKİN, ERDİNÇ KURTOĞLU, TEVFİK KÜÇÜKKARTALLAR, GÖKHAN TOĞUŞLU

2016, Vol 32, Issue 3, Page 67-69

Penetrating trauma of the spine can be rarely seen. A 28 year old male patient admitted to our emergency clinic with cutter injury. A two-centimeter skin incision was determined at the patient’s lumbar region. Neurological examination was with in the normal range. A metallic cutter tip was seen at...