This composite show diaphragm in spasm with high intra-abd pressure . Following relaxation the pressure came down to the set point and diaphragm relaxed
Choledochoscopic view of peripapillary duodenal diverticulum (type II). Type II of peripapillary duodenal diverticulum makes the elevation of bile duct pressure directly caused by intraduodenal pressure loading. In choledochoscopic view, the diverticulum
Cecal Bascule in 77 year old male, characterized by folding over the mesenteric pedicule rather than ileocolic torsion.
Use of T-fasteners for anterior gastropexy.
Room setup and patient position for retroperitoneal para-aortic node biopsy.
This is an image of a paraesophageal hernia after primary suture repair
Abdominoscrotal hydrocele (ASH) refers to giant hydroceles that occupy the scrotum and extend into the retroperitoneal space through inguinal ring in a dumbbell shape. It is a rare variety of hydrocele accounting for less than 0.5% of all types of hydroce
Child with duodenal trauma 3 weeks before our arrival in ICU.
Flexible endoscopy image showing a big diverticulum in 2nd part of duodenum.