Background: Minimally-invasive gastric fundoplication represents an important therapeutic option in patients with refractory reflux and symptomatic hiatal hernias. Preservation of esophageal and gastric function is a hallmark principle in ensuring optimal surgical outcomes. In this study, we evaluate the impact of fundoplication on esophageal transit and gastric emptying scintigraphy studies, and relate these functional findings […]
This is Video is about a 32 year old male with a relatively short history of Crohn’s disease manifested by an ileo-psoas abscess, partial intestinal obstruction, and an undiagnosed ileo-transverse colon fistula. The technical aspects of performing an ileocolic resection in complicated Crohn’s is demonstrated, including intracorporeal division of the fistula and drainage of the […]
Narrow-band imaging is one of the latest technological achievements of the digital endoscopy. The technique is using interference filter to light surfaces in narrow bands of red, green, and blue colour that visualizes the differences in mucosa colouring and enhances contrast between the mucosa surface and submucosa vascular network. The NBI makes easier differentiating between […]
Acute pancreatitis (AP) is one of the important problem of the urgent surgery, often registrated in surgical patients. The today’s situation occurs in treatment of patients with AP seemes to be far from satisfactory. One of the main problem of the contemporary surgery is to perform out the new ways of how to treat AP […]
Introduction: Laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC) has become the mainstay for treatment of gallbladder disease. Although biliary injuries are well described in LC, these are mainly associated with common bile duct injuries. There are scant reports related to complications involving the accessory ducts of Luschka (ADL). Case presentations: We present three patients that presented with persistent abdominal […]