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  Journal of Surgery -  JuniperPublishers Abstract Conclusion:  Gastroschisis, a congenital periumbilical abdominal wall defect/malformation, allows intrauterine herniation of intestines at the right side of the umbilical cord. Its pathogenesis is still blurred as no tenable explanations or specific causes are found that can elucidate its increasing incidence presently in place among teenager and very young pregnant women. Left-gastroschisis is a rare variant of the commoner right-sided gastroschisis. It is sporadic in its prevalence and has as well an etiology unknown. When left-sided gastroschisis is present, one should be aware that an increased number of associated extra-intestinal abnormalities are likely. Our case has HIV exposure as a potential factor that could have had a role in the ontogenesis of the defect. Keywords:  Left-sided gastroschesis; HIV exposure; Fascia alba split technique Go to Introduction Gastroschisis is a well known clinical entity of a co...

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A Rare Cause for Acute Abdomen: Gastric Volvulus- Case Report Authored by Murat Kendirci Numerous patients use to refer to emergency rooms everyday due to abdominal pain all over the world. One of the rare conditions, among the several etiologies in these patients, is gastric volvulus. This pathology, which occurs via rotation of the stomach around its own axis more than 1800, may cause acute abdomen as well as may be asympthomatic [1]. Diaphragmatic hernia, which is suggested as antecedent of volvulus, usually accompanies, however, occurrence among patients with unusually mobile stomach has been reported in the literature [2]. It is difficult to diagnose gastric volvulus because there are no specific clinical and laboratory findings. Advanced experience is required to identify the torsion and atypical replacement of stomach which is radiologically diagnostic [3]. In our case, we aimed to present a patient who developed acute abdomen due to gastric volvulus and di...

ECMO in Emergency Medicine Authored by Yan Wang ECMO is the extracorporeal membrane oxygenation in the aim to provide extracorporeal life support in both cardiac and respiratory function, it is an important therapy in Cardiacvascular Medicine and Emergency Medicine. When patients unable to keep organ basic required oxygen or blood exchange, ECMO is used to remove patient’s blood into artificial tube system on oxygenation and detoxication exchange. ECMO can apply to children and adult for a life-sustain therapy, and it is the choice to allow time for intrinsic recovery of heart and lung from varied critical diseases. ECMO is the extracorporeal membrane oxygenation in the aim to provide extracorporeal life support in both cardiac and respiratory function; it is an important therapy in Cardiovascular Medicine and Emergency Medicine. When patients unable to keep organ basic required oxygen or blood exchange, ECMO is used to remove patient’s blood into artificial tu...