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  Journal of Surgery -  JuniperPublishers Abstract Background:  Dengue fever has re-emerged as a major arboviral infection in tropical countries. Its presentation in surgical patients has not been described where it becomes a diagnostic dilemma. Methods:  Six inpatients were diagnosed with Dengue fever in Surgical Gastroenterology ward in October and November 2014. All were evaluated with serial blood investigations and managed accordingly. Results:  Three of 6 patients developed Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF). Two patients succumbed to the illness. Definitive surgery was prolonged in another two. Conclusion:  Dengue fever should be suspected in all patients with postoperative rise of temperature, particularly in endemic regions. Keywords:  Dengue fever; Thrombocytopenia; Perioperative; Ascites; Bleeding Key Message:  Dengue fever should be suspected in all patients with perioperative rise of temperature, particularly in endemic regions. During an...

  Journal of Surgery -  JuniperPublishers Abstract Preservation of the cremaster muscle during the surgical repair of the direct inguinal hernia. keeping the funtion of the cremaster. Cremaster muscle: The cremaster muscle is all around of the inguinal cord, the main funtion is elevation of the testis also is protecting the elements of the inguinal cord. Concept: The direct inguinal hernia is locate at the triangule of Hesselbach of the inguinal region,this triangule components are the inguinal ligament of Poupart. The epigastric blood vessels pack close to the deep inguinal ring and the external border of the rectal muscle.That is the Hesselbach triangule and the main component of the wall in this triangule is the transversalis fascia. For that reason is the most weak point of the abdominal wall. History-Inguinal hernia repair has made enormous progress throughout the ages. Surgical techniques have rapidly evolved since Eduardo Bassini proposed his first procedure. When analy...

  Journal of Surgery -  JuniperPublishers Abstract Introduction:  Many benign colorectal polyps cannot be positioned correctly or reached by the endoscope for polypectomy. Accordingly, patients undergo surgical resection of involved bowel. Due to this fact, we have attempted to develop minimally invasive techniques in porcine models to assist with endoscopic polypectomies. The MiniLap is a novel device that deploys a grasping mechanism through a needle-tipped shaft. We used this device for dissection, exposure, retraction, as well as transcolonic insertion to assist in this endeavor. Methods:  Under IACUC approval, using a supine porcine model, two 12mm ports are placed (periumbilical and right lower quadrant) for a camera and instrumentation. Minilaps are inserted to assist with exposing, retracting, and dissecting. Once the area of polypectomy was exposed, the MiniLap was inserted (using the needle tip) transcolonically to present the polyp to the endoscope. After ...

  Journal of Surgery -  JuniperPublishers Abstract Introduction:  Reoperative Abdominal Surgery (Relaparotomy) means an unplanned reintervention carried out during the immediate postoperative period after laparotomy and causally related to first operation. Method:  The study had been carried out in upgraded department of General Surgery in SMS Medical College and Hospital. The cases comprises of operated in SMS Hospital and those referred from other surgical centers. Results:  Maximum patients 70% needs relaparotomy only one time which had minimum mortality (11.4%). Four patients (8%) were needed relaparotomy 3 times in which 2 patient were expired. Mean while mortality rate of 3rd relaparotomy was 50%. Relaparotomy were done mainly for adhesion obstruction and anastomotic leakage. Adhesion obstruction superwanes anastomotic leakage (40% v/s 28%). 4% patients in which foreign body (sponge in peritoneal cavity at the time of previous surgery) were found both case...