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General Surgery Laparoscopic Surgery Surgical Oncology Surgical Clinic Biliary and pancreatic surgery has always been a challenge for the surgeon because these organs are difficult to access surgically, they are adjacent to important anatomical structures and their diseases have a complex pathophysiology. Read more… Biliary and Pancreatic Surgery Biliary and pancreatic surgery has always been […]

VARICOCELE

Varicose veins are called the enlargement of the veins of the testicular plexus which creates blood stagnation in the testicle and prevents its drainage into the systemic circulation. As a result, there is an increased temperature in the testicle, increased hydrostatic pressure, a decrease in oxygenation, an increase in the concentration of toxic materials, and […]

TRANSORAL THYROIDECTOMY TOETVA

The thyroid is an important endocrine gland located in the anatomical area of the cervix. Many diseases, whether benign (Graves, Hashimoto) or malignant (papillary carcinoma) affect a large part of the population and often require surgical removal. Orally without incisions and unsightly marks on the throat it can now be done with the new method […]

DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA

The thoracic cavity is separated from the abdominal cavity by a strong muscular lining called the diaphragm. The role of the diaphragm, apart from being separating and protective, is also functional because it contributes to respiration. The diaphragm also has an opening (esophageal foramen) through which the esophagus passes from the thorax to the abdomen […]

ADRENAL TUMORS

The adrenal glands are two small triangular glands weighing 7-8 grams, located above each kidney. The adrenal gland consists of an outer part, called the cortex and an inner part, called the marrow. The adrenal glands produce and secrete important hormones into the bloodstream. The cortex produces mineralocorticoids (mainly aldosterone), glucocorticoids (mainly cortisol) and androgens. […]

VENTRAL HERNIA

Ventral hernia is the projection and protrusion of part of an intra-abdominal organ or preperitoneal fat, out of its anatomical position through an orifice or gap of the abdominal wall. Ventral hernia is distinguished according to its location in the abdominal wall in epigastric hernia, white line hernia, umbilical hernia, Spiegel hernia and finally in […]

ACUTE APPENDICITIS

Acute appendicitis is an inflammation of the appendix that hangs from the cecum (the first part of the large intestine) and takes the form of an intestinal follicle. It is due to the obstruction of its lumen by coprolith, hypertrophy of its follicles, seeds, parasites or tumors (carcinoid). The obstruction results in its dilation because […]

CHOLOLITHIASIS

The gall bladder (commonly gall) is a pear-shaped organ located below the right side of the liver. Its main function is to collect part of the digestive fluid (gall) produced by the liver. This fluid is released from the gall bladder after eating, when needed, helping to digest mainly fatty substances. The gall is transported […]

INGUINAL HERNIA

Inguinal hernia is the prolapse of part of an intra-abdominal viscera (usually the small intestine or preperitoneal fat), which occurs between the thigh and the hypogastrium and more precisely in the area of the right or left inguinal canal. It is the most well-known form of hernia and one of the most common surgical conditionsInguinal […]