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Nonobstructing Nonrefluxing Congenital Left Giant Megaureter with Ipsilateral Renal Dysplasia in a 6-year-old Male Child: A Case Report and Literature Review

D. K. Shah, Kamlesh Soni, Krupal M. Patel, Shreyansh Patel, Renish Padshala & Shivani Chaudhary · Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · 2020

Background: A 6-year-old male child was admitted for lower abdominal mass. USG (Abdomen and pelvis), MCUG, CT-IVP, and MR – Urography diagnosed a left sided nonobstructing and non-refluxing, congenital giant megaureter (CGM) with left renal dysplasia. DTPA scan was suggestive of...

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Therapeutic Aspect of Foramen Magnum Meningioma an Experience of Sub-Saharan Africa, about One Case and Review of the Literature

A. Diop, M. Malangu, I. Tine, S. Diouf, B. Lounceny Fatoumata & C. Mualaba · Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · 2020

Meningiomas of the foramen magnum (MFM) are a neurosurgical challenge due to their central and deep location and also their close relationship with the vital vasculonerveous structures that pass through the occipital hole. We report a case of a 62 year old patient complaining abo...

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Pancreatitis Secondary to Primary Hyperparathyroidism Complicating Pregnancy

Jithin Jagan Sebastian, Alfie J. Kavalakat, Sunil K. Menon, M. V. Suresh & M. K. Aneesh · Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · 2020

Aim: To highlight the need for definitive surgical management of a parathyroid adenoma when associated with pancreatitis during pregnancy. Case Description: 24 year old primi at 28 weeks gestation presented with acute severe pancreatitis which was diagnosed to be secondary to pri...

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A Congenital Fronto-ethmoidal Encephalocele in a Female: A Case Report

Ouassime Kerdoud, Abd El Hamid Jehri, Faiçal Slimani & Abdessamad Naja · Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · 2020

Encephalocele is defined as the protrusion of cranial contents beyond the normal confines of the skull. They may contain meninges (meningocele), brain tissue, and meninges (meningoence-phalocele), or they may communicate with the ventricles (meningoencephalocystocele). We report...

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Retained Rectal Foreign Body: A Case Report

Viraj Panda & Faiz Manzar Ansari · Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · 2020

Background: Rectal foreign body is not an uncommon presentation in the surgical emergency. Its incidence is increasing especially in the Asian urban population. Patients are embarrassed and reluctant to seek medical care thereby delaying management. They have a varied presentatio...

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A Strangulated Right Inguinal Hernia Containing the Transverse Colon: An Unusual Case Report

Abdulaziz Aldhafar, Adel Mohammed, Mufeed Alwabari & Raghad Aldhafar · Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · 2020

A strangulated inguinal hernia is a common diagnosis in patients presenting with a painful groin mass. The sac of inguinal hernia mostly contains omentum or the small bowel. However, It may sometime contain an unusual content that affects surgical management. This is a rare case...

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Taenia Saginata: The Solitary Enemy

Amine Bachar, Taoufik Elabbassi, Harouna Bonkoukou Abdoulaye & Mohamed Rachid Lefriyekh · Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · 2020

We report the case of a 62-year-old female patient with no medical or surgical history, admitted for gastric adenocarcinoma. Its extension assessment was negative. She received 3 pre-operative chemotherapy courses and sent for total gastrectomy. Surgical exploration revealed a re...

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Isolated Complete Cervical Tracheal Transection in Penetrating Neck Injury: A Unique Case

Misauq Mazcuri, Usama T. Ahmad, Pratikshya Thapaliya, Ambreen Abid, Nazish Sikander & Tanveer Ahmad · Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · 2020

Isolated penetrating neck injuries involving cervical trachea are rare. Cervical tracheal transection is life-threatening and may result in immediate death due to asphyxiation. Early recognition and maintenance of the airway followed by definitive repair are essential for surviva...

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Bodypacking: When to Operate?

K. Elhattabi, A. Bachar, F. Z. Bensardi, A. Elbakouri, A. Fadil & M. Bouali · Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · 2020

The bodypacking is a drug delivery that is growing, especially since the events of September 11, 2001 from which were reinforced customs controls of baggage or packages. This mode of transport may cause, digestive or toxic complications whose management requires special care and...

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