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<title>International-Journal-of-General-Medicine-Surgery-ISSUE VOLUME Volume 1 ISSUE Issue 1</title>
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International-Journal-of-General-Medicine-Surgery: VOLUME Volume 1 ISSUE Issue 1, Jan-June 2017
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		<title>Iliopsoas-Release-for-Internal-Snapping-Hip-using-a-Minimally-Open-Medial-Hip-Approach-Case-Report</title>
		<pubDate>06-Apr-2019</pubDate>
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		<author>Judas-F-Eugenio-G-Carvalho-P-et-al</author>
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		<description>{<![CDATA[Internal snapping hip is a recognized cause of hip pain caused by recurrent subluxation of the iliopsoas tendon. When conservative treatment fails, surgical release of the iliopsoas tendon may be indicated using an arthroscopic or open hip approach. Results have been better with arthroscopic release. We report a case of a 32-year-old active female with a painful internal snapping hip. The right hip extension from a flexed position produced a strong and audible snap. A tenotomy of the iliopsoas in combination with a resection of the lesser trochanter was performed, using a limited medial hip approach different than the one described by Ludloff or Ferguson. The pain and snapping phenomenon were solved; however, a slight heterotopic ossification, as well as a weakness in the flexion of the hip was noted after the procedure, with no functional limitation. The minimally invasive medial hip approach appears to be a simple, reproducible and successful operation for the treatment of an internal snapping hip caused by the iliopsoas tendon, namely in orthopaedics departments with limited experience in hip arthroscopic approach, but it is not superior to arthroscopic release.]]>}</description>
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		<title>How-the-Brain-Gut-Axis-May-Connect-Several-Cerebro-Intestinal-Co-Morbidities-Irritable-Bowel-Syndrome-and-Epilepsy-as-Examples</title>
		<pubDate>06-Apr-2019</pubDate>
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		<author>Mina-T-Kelleni</author>
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		<description>{<![CDATA[Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) was shown to be far more frequent in patients with epilepsy compared with that in healthy controls; 16% in patients with epilepsy and 3% in controls. The so-called brain-gut axis has recently been demonstrated to be crucial for the maintenance of cognitive performance and abnormal interaction in this axis has been shown to be one of the relevant pathophysiological mechanisms for the development of IBS. Similarly, Nikiforova in 2014, and after comparing epileptic EEG patterns and colonic contractile electrical complexes, has hypothesized that peripherally organized electrographic patterns associated with stress induced gut symptoms actively participate in creating epileptic susceptibility. ]]>}</description>
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		<title>Lipoma-of-the-Ring-Finger-A-case-report</title>
		<pubDate>06-Apr-2019</pubDate>
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		<author>Purushottam-Kumar</author>
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		<description>{<![CDATA[Lipomas are benign tumor found in areas of abundant adipose tissue. They can be found anywhere in the body but are uncommon in hands and even rare in fingers. We report a case of lipoma in 71-year-old female who presented to us with a painless swelling of finger. Diagnosis was confirmed by clinical, radiological and pathological examination.  Surgical excision was done. Lipoma should always be kept in mind as differential diagnosis in a finger swellings. Complete surgical excision is required to prevent the recurrence.]]>}</description>
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		<title>Giant-Fibroadenoma-having-Florid-Adenomyoepithelial-Adenosis-with-Microglandular-Adenosis</title>
		<pubDate>06-Apr-2019</pubDate>
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		<author>Sinha-L-Singh-AK-Singh-Pk-et-al</author>
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		<description>{<![CDATA[Breast masses are uncommon in children and adolescent. Giant fibroadenoma account for 0.5%-2% of all fibroadenoma& (and the) exact etiology is not known. Fibroadenomas tend to grow slowly and often reach a maximum diameter of 2-3 cm in size. Among breast masses pathologic lesion such as giant fibroadenoma, phylloides tumor and virginal breast hypertrophy (juvenile macromastia) rapidly & massively increase in size over a short time. We present a case of giant fibroadenoma having florid adenomyoepithelial adenosis with focal microglandular adenosis.]]>}</description>
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		<title>Method-of-Preventive-Ultrasound-Diagnosis-of-Venous-Thrombosis</title>
		<pubDate>06-Apr-2019</pubDate>
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		<author>Igor-M-Ignatyev-and-Elena-E-Fomina</author>
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		<description>{<![CDATA[Objective: To develop the method of preventive diagnosis of venous thrombosis using the ultrasound duplex scanning (USDS).Materials and methods: 306 persons were examined, 146 were patients with acute venous thrombosis, 108 patients  with varicose veins and 52 healthy persons (control group). All participants were examined using USDS and D-dimer level was evaluated.Results: As the result of the conducted research an ultrasound phenomenon of echogenic particles in valvular sinus area (further referred to as spontaneous echo contrast) is described. A classification of this phenomenon is developed; two degrees of spontaneous echo contrast are documented. Spontaneous echo contrast of the 1st degree reflects the fact that the valvular sinus area is the most thrombogenic zone. Spontaneous echo contrast of the 2nd degree is characterized as pathological, it is a prethrombotic state and can serve as one of the most early predictors of developing venous thrombosis. A high correlation between phenomenon of spontaneous echo contrast of the 2nd degree, venous thrombosis and D-dimer level indicators is determined (r=0.89, P]]>}</description>
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