greater/necrosis

The greater trochanter participates by its anatomical structure mainly in the function of the coxa, lumbar spine and has an impact on standing and gait. In case of morphological deformities its static and biomechanical functions are inadequate. One of the possible ways of adjusting the anatomical

A series of 13 patients (12 males, 1 female, aged 5-57) operated between 1990 and 1997 is presented. In 12 cases the greater omentum was used to cover tissue defect within upper extremity, in 1 case--lower extremity. Complications at donor site and within extremity were assessed in two groups (group

We present a case of gastric greater curvature necrosis after acute gastric dilatation. The lesion was treated by vertical resection of the greater curvature and the distal end of the gastric fundus. This is the first case described in the Spanish medical literature.

Lipoma of the greater omentum is observed very rarely, particularly in the childhood. We report a case of large 10x11x8 cm asymptomatic lipoma of the greater omentum, which was diagnosed incidentally. Well-encapsulated mass with a homogeneous internal structure and high echogenicity--these signs of

A series of 29 patients (33 hips) after greater trochanter epiphyseodesis in treatment for hip deformity has been reviewed. An indication for this surgery was increasing proximal femur deformity due to the damage of subcapital growth plate (avascular necrosis) during the treatment for congenital

METHODS A captive breeding colony of 9 greater bilbies (Macrotis lagotis) exhibited mild upper respiratory signs and sudden deaths with 100% mortality over a 2-week period. Histologically, acute necrotising and erosive epithelial lesions throughout the upper respiratory system and bronchi were

UNASSIGNED Aflatoxicosis is a widespread problem in captive animals fed on stored food and has been reported in various animals both domestic and wild. This report documents the clinicopathologic, microbial diagnostic findings and therapeutic regime for a study on the presentation, management, and

Four new cases of necrosis of the omentum secondary to torsion are reported. We review the associated signs and symptoms, which are usually those of an acute inflammatory condition in the right lower quadrant (RLQ), very similar to acute appendicitis. Because of acute abdominal pain in the RLQ,

Tumor necrosis factor-alpha/cachectin (TNF-alpha) and lymphotoxin (LT, TNF-beta) are primarily products of monocytes and lymphocytes, respectively. The proteins are 51% homologous in their primary structure, cause necrosis of Meth A sarcoma in vivo, are toxic to selected tumor cells in vitro, and

We reviewed the outcomes of 28 patients for whom we did greater trochanteric transfer. Twenty-two (79%) patients treated for coxa brevis by greater trochanteric transfer had good relief of pain and limp. Four (1%) outcomes were fair and two (0.7%) were poor. Our outcomes compared favorably with

Cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) impairs pulmonary endothelial injury in part by increasing expression of adhesion molecules that results in neutrophil influx. Although numerous proinflammatory cytokines up-regulate these responses, the extent to which systemic and pulmonary proinflammatory cytokines

It is not unusual for surgeons to have to construct a enterostoma during an emergency abdominal operation. The enterostomal complications, often overlooked, can be serious for the patient. There are many factors relating to stoma complications. The purpose of this paper is to determine whether the

The brain influences immune function through a powerful neural reflex that suppresses the release of a key pro-inflammatory cytokine, tumor necrosis factor α, after immune challenge. The efferent motor pathway of this reflex is in the splanchnic nerves, not the vagi. This reflex regulates