Background: Since the identification of fibroblast growth factor-23 (FGF-23), tumor-induced osteomalacia (TIO) has become widely recognized. The mainstay of treatment is surgical removal. Reconstruction may be challenging because of bone loss after extended curettage or wide resection and possibly poor bone quality. PDF
Uterine fistula is a rare complication of cesarean section. While there are descriptions of vesicouterine, uterocutaneous, and ureterouterine fistulas after cesarean section, there are no reports in the literature of abdomino-uterine or utero-cervical fistulas arising from hysterotomy scars in patients with prior cesarean sections [1, 2, 3]. A case series of 15 patients with prior remote histories of cesarean section presented PDF
To determine the case volume required to subjectively state proficiency and mastery of robotic surgery skills based on practice type among generalist and subspecialist gynecologic surgeons. PDF
Here we are presenting two cases of perforated appendicitis occurred in neonatal Age. Although it is very rare but we should consider it in the differential diagnosis for neonatal peritonitis because it is completely curable if appendectomy done at proper time PDF
In literature, several Authors showed the possibility to perform a sinus lift technique and pseudo-cyst simultaneous removal. The objective of this retrospective study was to assess the possibility to obtain the stability needed for placing implants inserted in association with sinus lift and to perform, in the same PDF