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    There are some areas of the body which are not only sensitive but of extreme importance. The bowel activity of the body determines the happiness and satisfaction quotient. Any problem in that area disturbs the peace of mind and makes one highly apprehensive.

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    Fistula in anal is one such issue. Usually there is a prodrome when an abscess forms and it drains outside. Most of the times the fistula is small and superficial but in about 25 percent of patients it can be a high in comparison to the muscles of control.

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    The treatment of a high anal fistula that too with multiple external opening is highly complex. The main aim is to preserve the control while making a bowel movement and not damaging the muscles and nerves in the area, at the same time avoiding a recurrence of the fistula. It is very difficult balancing act. Several new procedures have been demonstrated in the last few years, like laser treatment, video assisted anal fistula treatment and radiofrequency ablation.

    But the success of treatment depends on the judicious use of technology and experience of the surgeon. Adequate investigations and a profound patience on behalf of the patient is a “Must”. People get influence and swayed by the promises of simplistic treatment offered by use of new technology. The provision of laser is just a means. The principles of treatment do not change. The pain and recovery time has to be minimized. “Do no harm” is the motto.

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    Testimonial of one of our patient who had the problem for 1 year and had 3-4 interventions done starting with VAAFT and then seton and then mucosal advancement flap with complete healing in the area. “all that glitters are not gold”. Prudence is a must.

    36 year old female patient presented with pain I the right shoulder. Her last child was 5 year of age and she had no findings on the ultrasound done at the time of the pregnancy. She also had palpitations for which she went to the internist who referred her to a cardiologist. She had some changes in the ECG and then she underwent an echocardiography. The echo showed some external pressure on the heart. She did an ultrasound of the abdomen with showed a large cyst in the liver.

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    She was examined and evaluated by number of doctors and surgeons who gave her multiple opinions. Some advised against surgery, some suggested an endoscopy, and some advised an internal drainage.

    Patient was finally seen by the team of surgeons of ’lap surgery”. The counseling was done and explained about various probabilities. She underwent a laparoscopic surgery. The cyst was containing 3.8 liters of fluid. The cyst was removed completely although it was adherent to some of the major blood vessels around the liver. The reason was to ensure that the recurrence of the cystic collection does not take place.

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    The patient recovered well and was discharged on 4th day.

    Cystic lesions of the liver can be a simple cyst, hydatid cyst or a benign tumour of the bile duct known as a cystadenoma. The symptoms are usually of pressure and space occupying lesion. Sometimes the cyst may rupture when it is thin walled. The hydatid cyst is progressively enlarging and can become infected or rupture into the lungs of adjoining structures. Complete removal of cyst is a priority. In occasional circumstances partial deroofing of the cyst can be done.

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    Unusual abdominal pain

    Unusual abdominal pain

    Mr. Riad was visiting Dubai for business purposes when he developed stomach pain and loose motions. He initially attributed it to food that he may have eaten while traveling. But since pain persisted for the whole day, he visited our hospital to meet a gastroenterologist in Dubai, where I evaluated him. Mr. Riad was an otherwise healthy gentleman in his mid-forties and did not have any other illnesses. He had been having intermittent gastro problems such as stomach pain and cramps, bloated feeling and increased gasses since the past one year. Occasionally he used to have diarrhea that used to last a couple of days. There was no weight loss of fever check https://burniva.com/. In between these episodes he used to absolutely fine. Continue reading Unusual causes of abdominal pain.

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    Minimally Invasive Thyroidectomy

    From open to laparoscopic to endoscopic scarless thyroidectomy

    The classical surgery for thyroidectomy was a charm for all surgical residents. The work up, the positioning of the patient, marking the incision, raising the flaps, division of strap muscles, exposure of gland, tying of pedicles, identification of recurrent laryngeal nerve and dissecting the gland of the trachea. The steps were delineated like a drill of a military troop and followed in precision from the consultant to the first year resident. The surgery would be conducted like an orchestra with a rhythm.

    Continue reading Minimally Invasive Thyroidectomy: A technique that has come to stay

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    Testimonial

    That day I woke up at 2.00 am in the night with a constant sweating and severe pain on the left side of the abdomen. I had some bowel issues for the last few weeks and although I was chronically constipated, but this time the session in the washroom lasted a lot longer. I had tried a lot of medicines and even changed the position on the toilet seat but nothing helped. Having known all this, I was totally unprepared for the excruciating pain I experienced. My husband rushed me to the emergency of Lapsurgery (the best hospital of colonoscopy Dubai), The ER doctor examined me and reconfirmed my age; 56 years that’s it. His hand on the left side sent a sharp painful sensation and I winced, even more, when he suddenly withdrew his hand. He looked quite sure and told the nurse, “She has diverticulitis”!!

    Continue reading Diverticulitis of the COLON

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