Surgery
Electrophysiological Characteristics of Long Sensory Tracts and Interneuronic Systems of the Spinal Cord – Intraoperative Monitoring of the Spinal Cord
This article deals with electrophysiological characteristics of the long sensory tracts and the interneuronic system of the spinal cord in patients operated on the spinal cord. Spinal somatosensory evoked potentials…
Read more ›Spontaneous Gallbladder Perforation: A Case Report
Gallbladder perforation can appear as an acute perforation followed by biliary peritonitis, as subacute perforation with the formation of a pericholecystic abscess, or as a chronic condition leading to cholecysto-enteric…
Read more ›Chronical periapical parodontitis
Chronical periapical parodontitis is chronical inflamatory response of periapical parodontal tissues to bacterial infection. Patohistologically it represents nonspecifical chronical mononuclear inflamatory infiltration of fibrous tissue. Its pathogenesis depends on more…
Read more ›Recovery of cutaneus pain sensitivity after end-to-side anastomosis of a transected peripheral nerve in the rat
If the proximal nerve stump is not available after a peripheral nerve injury, end-to-side anastomosis of its distal stump remains the only treatment modality promising potential recovery of the injured nerve's function. Sensory return…
Read more ›Surgical treatment of epilepsy
We present a patient suffering from focal epilepsy manifested by frequent epileptic
attacks resistant to anticonvulsant drugs since early childhood. Because of unsuccessful drug
treatment, high seizure frequency and positive…
Read more ›Acute abdomen in pregnancy
The authors describe various anatomic and physiological changes occurring during
pregnancy, which should be considered when
making diagnosis and planning proper treatment of acute abdomen in pregnant women. After surveying acute…
Read more ›Assessment of consciousness with Glasgow coma scale
The paper outlines the problem of objective assessment of the level of impaired consciousness, and stresses the simplicity and great informative value of Glasgow coma scale. It is an invaluable tool…
Read more ›The rate of femoral head necrosis depending on the time interval from the injury to the internal fixation
Intracapsular fractures of the femoral neck may considerably deteriorate the quality of life of elderly. The specific structure and blood supply to the uper part of the femur contribute to…
Read more ›Talus fractures
The author describes the anatomical characteristics and variants of fractures of the talus, and presents the available treatment modalities. The article closes with the description of complications and sequelae of…
Read more ›Anorectal History Taking and Digitorectal Examination
The pathology of the anorectum is rich. Evaluation of some symptoms frequently associated with diseases of the anus and rectum is presented. The general principles of history taking and digitorectal…
Read more ›Endoscopic Heart Surgery
Over the past decade, the operative treatment of heart disease has made great progress. Developments like the port access surgery and robot telemanipulation system have not only revolutionized the field…
Read more ›Aortic Dissection
Aortic dissection is a relatively rare but life-threatening disease, characterized by a formation of a tear in the aortic wall. Any part of aorta can be affected, most commonly ascending…
Read more ›Dopppler Ultrasonography and Color-Power-Angio Imaging: Methods for Evaluation of Flow in Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic Shunt – Case Report
Transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt is an alternative therapeutic approach in the treatment of portal hypertension and its complications. Two cases with implanted transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt are described. Doppler ultrasonography…
Read more ›Surgical Management of Spastic Equinus Deformity in Children
The author describes a modified operative technique for treating spastic equinovarus deformity, the aim of the modification being to prevent secondary deformity, which may develop after the initial operation. The…
Read more ›Arthroscopic Evaluation of Acute Traumatic Hemarthrosis of the Knee
We studied the incidence of intraar- ticular injury in acutely injured stable knee with hemarthrosis. Our prospective study included 50 consecutive patients presenting at the Accidents and Emergency Centre, Ljubljana…
Read more ›Discitis – Infection of the Intervertebral Disc
After describing the main characteristics of the desease, the author presents several cases of discitis in order to illustrate the difficult diagnosis due to the misleading clinical picture. The desease…
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