2.Penile paraffinoma: A surgical challenge.
Ramos Abel Francisco B. ; Dancel Jonathan Carlo G. ; Sy Freddie Y. ; Ursua Rodolfo C. ; Bascuña Rosito T. ; Nebres Rico T.
Philippine Journal of Urology 2015;25(2):57-60
OBJECTIVE: The authors share their experience on four different cases of penile paraffinoma surgically treated at the Bicol Medical Center from January 2011 - September 2014.
METHODOLOGY: Four patients with subcutaneous injection of foreign body (Vaseline, petroleum jelly or Baby oil) into their penises were treated. The authors applied two kinds of technique: anterolateral thigh pedicle flap and scrotal advancement flap, depending on the skin defect after excision of the paraffinoma. Outcomes measured were immediate post-operative complications (flap necrosis, hematoma, infection) and 3 months post-operative follow-up (contracture, pain on erection, improvement in sexual function and acceptable cosmetic appearance).
RESULTS: All patients had a relatively uneventful post-operative course. There were no instances of flap necrosis, bleeding, hematoma or dysuria. Morbidity was minimal and no secondary surgical intervention was done. All had acceptable cosmetic appearance based on the satisfaction of both the patients and the surgeons. All reported decrease in pain during erection, except for one, who underwent scrotal advancement flap, complaining of vague penoscrotal pain when his penis was erect.
CONCLUSION: Penile paraffinoma remains a reconstructive surgical challenge requiring application of varying techniques depending on the pre-operative foreign body involvement.
Human ; Male ; Adult ; Foreign Bodies ; Injections ; surgery
4.Endoscopic removal of a foreign body from floor of orbit and the maxillary sinus through postero-lateral wall via prelacrimal recess: a case report.
Hongwu LI ; Wei ZHU ; Wenlong CHEN ; Yan ZANG ; Qiang FU ; Yunxia MA
Chinese Journal of Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2015;50(10):862-863
Endoscopy
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Foreign Bodies
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surgery
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Humans
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Maxillary Sinus
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surgery
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Orbit
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surgery
5.A case of metallic foreign body pushed away from eustachian tube by electronic nasopharyngoscopy and flexible forceps.
Su-qin ZHANG ; Jing-xian WU ; Hai-hong TANG
Chinese Journal of Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2009;44(3):257-258
Eustachian Tube
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surgery
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Foreign Bodies
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surgery
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Humans
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Male
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Middle Aged
7.Delayed abscess of nasal septum caused by bipolar coagulation treatment for nosebleed: a case report.
Journal of Clinical Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2012;26(14):669-669
Clinical manifestation bipolar coagulation treatment for nosebleed. The patient suffered from obstruction,fever and headache three weeks after operation. Clinical and laboratory examination nasal septum bilateralism knuckle, soft quality, puncture with purulent secretion. Diagnose: abscess of nasal septum.
Aged
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Endoscopy
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Foreign Bodies
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surgery
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Humans
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Male
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Nose
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surgery
9.Foreign metallic pellet in the heart.
An YONG ; Xiao YING-BIN ; Zhong QIAN-JIN
Chinese Journal of Traumatology 2007;10(5):318-320
Foreign bodies in the heart are a rare but serious form of cardiac injury. The objects usually are sharp pointed. Such as acupuncture needles, sewing needles, coat hangers, fragments of Kirschner wires, pins, etc.(1) We report a patient with a metallic pellet lodged in the heart, which was accurately diagnosed and successfully removed.
Adult
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Foreign Bodies
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diagnosis
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surgery
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Heart
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Humans
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Male
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Metals
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