1.Reconstruction oesophageal-intestinal condinuity after total gastrectomy
Journal Ho Chi Minh Medical 2004;8(2):125-127
The prevelence of gastric cancer in population is different according to areas but ingeneral, it is more likely in all countries. Surgery is the main treatment. Treatable surgery is gastrectomy. There are 2 different views in cutting total gastrectomy i.e. total gastrectomy based on rules and total gastrectomy by requests. There are many reconstruction oesophageal-intestinal condinuity in total gastrectomy in order to response 1 or 2 aims as follows: To create 1 sac instead of cut gastrectomy, to make patients eat more, their health will be better; Foods is intested by natural physiological route, through duodenum to small intestine in order to produce more bile liquid and pancreatic juice during digestion
Stomach Neoplasms
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Therapeutics
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surgery
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gastrectomy
2.Safety and advantages of endoscopic surgery
Journal Ho Chi Minh Medical 2004;8(4):199-203
From May 1995 to August 2004, laparoscopic cholecystectomy for 33 kinds of endoscopic operation according to 7 different specialities: bile-liver, digestive tract, abdomen, urine, thorax, joints with total number 7.462 were done. The duration of implementation of each operations were different. The mortality of laparoscopic cholecystectomies was 0.03%, postoperation events was 0.23%, complications was 0.23%. The duration of post-operative hospitalization was 3 days. Endoscopic surgery is safe and minimally invasive in comparison with open surgery. With advantages of endoscopic surgery, the surgeons can reach the lesions in the deep locations
surgery
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Endoscopy
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Safety
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Cholecystectomy, Laparoscopic
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epidemiology
3.Surgical results of hemorrhoidectomy by CO2 laser comparing with normal knife
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2001;11(4):29-33
Results of hemorrhoidectomy by CO2 laser versus hemorrhoidectomy by surgical blade. To determine whether hemorrhoidectomy by CO2 laser has any superiority or not in comparison with hemorrhoidectomy by surgical blade, the authors reviewed 152 cases of hemorrhoidectomies within 3 years (1998-2000) at University Medical Centre. 83 cases were operated by CO2 laser and 69 cases were operated by surgical blade. By comparison the early and late results between the two groups, the authors recognized that hemorrhoidectomy by CO2 laser had relieved postoperative pain, apart from that, early and late complications were same.
Hemorrhoids
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Pain, Postoperative
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Surgery