Study on 21 patients with horse shoe- like anal fistula are treated in Digestive Surgical Department of Viet Duc National Hospital during 1988 -1995 has shown that male:19 (90%); ages:18 -74; relapsed fistula: 81% operated 2 or 3 times: 45% the distance from anal fistula to rear of anal: 4 cm (76%).
Fissure in Ano ; diagnosis ; therapy ; therapeutics

In a 24 -year -old woman, a tumor was detected unexpectedly under the left flank of the body in an examination. Ultrasound found the tumor on the retro-peritoneum, UIV showed the less absorption of medicament in the right side of the kidney, which was pushed up and the normal function of left side of the kidney. In operation, a retro-peritoneal tumor was exposed at the right side with a bulk of surrounded large vessels. Pathologic anatomy showed that it was a malign hemangiopericytoma. One year after the operation, patient survived normally.
Hemangiopericytoma ; Therapeutics ; Diagnosis ; Peritoneum ; Case report

At Viet Nam-Germany Hospital from April 1997 to January 1998, 48 cases of gastric carcinoma had been performed biopsy during operation (extemporized biopsy), 28 men and 20 women with average age 50 (ranged from 16 to 72), including 5 cases of R1 gastrectomy, 14 cases of R2 gastrectomy and 29 cases of R3 gastrectomy (extended lymphadenectomy). 87.5% have nodal involvements. Through this study, the authors emphasized the chief role of the extemporized biopsy that we can evaluate the margins of clearance in resection and the extent of nodal involvement for absolute curative resections. In the other hand, the authors presented the technique of R3 lymphadenectomy, evaluated the short-term outcome of this technique. There was neither complication nor mortality during operation and postoperation period.
Lymph Node Excision ; Stomach Neoplasms ; biopsy ; therapeutics ; surgery ; Carcinoma

The Gastric carcinoma is most frequent and malignant cancer. There were 2 factors of prognosis, including operation and invasion. The chemotherapy comprised multichemotherapy without cisplantine and multichemotherapy with ciplastine; preoperative chemotherapy in the treatment of regional infilatrated gastric carcinoma and local infiltrated gastric carcinoma, role of radiation and radiation - chemotherapy combination
Stomach Neoplasms ; Drug Therapy ; Pharmaceutical Preparations

The classification of phases of pancreatic epithelioma and evaluation of preoperative and postoperative infiltration into the portal vein, liver artery plays an important role in decision of surgeons in the digestive profession. In order to classify precisely the phases of pancreatic epithelioma, the surgeons should closely collaborate with the imaging diagnostic department such as ultrasound, selective angiography, CT scanner etc.
Carcinoma ; Carcinoma, Pancreatic Ductal ; Pancreas

Rate of non-gastrectomies in gastric cancer patients was reported. Causes of non-gastrectomy were analysed and post-operative survival time of participants was observed. Participants were 98 patients with gastric cancer who admitted to ViÖt §øc Hospital between 1993 - 1995. Age ranged from 83 to 24. Post-operative survival time was calculated by Kaplan-Meier method. Results showed that rate of non-gastrectomies are 23.8%. Interventions included gastroenterostomy (63.3%), explorative abdominal opening (20.4%), gastrostomy (13.3%), and jejunotomy (3%). Cause of non-gastrectomy was metastasis. Rate of post-operative death was 5.1%. Mean post-operative survival time is 4.8 months.
Postoperative Period ; Survival Rate ; Stomach Neoplasms ; surgery ; therapeutics ; neoplasms

Report a case of 17-year-old male patient who had diagnosis of gastric cancer. This patient was admitted in 2/1/1998, operated in12/1/1998 and discharged in 27/1/1998. During this time, the patient underwent total gastrectomy and removed lymphatic nodes. This is first case of Histiocytome malign that was not involved in gastric adenocarcinoma has been reported. Clinical features included left side abdominal pain; loss weight rapidly; persistent high fever; extended necrotic lesions in gastric body that invaded abdominal wall and diaphragm, lymphatic nodular metastases. Post-operative survival time was as short as 2 months and 12 days.
Rare Diseases ; Stomach Neoplasms

Early diagnosis of gastric cancer plays an important role in strategy of treatment of gastric cancer. The rate of finding the early gastric cancer is increasingly by the endoscopy with elastic tube and systemic biopsy. There are 2 basic methods in the interventive endoscopy including destroy and removal of lession. The destroy technique involved the hemostasis by laser and plasma argon, photodynamy and chemotherapy. The removal of lession involved the mocosal removal which is flat lession treatment. The advantages of this technique was able to make the microscopic tests.
Therapeutics ; Stomach Neoplasms ; Endoscopy

The article presented a first 52-year woman with chronic pancreatitis and pancreatic stone who underwent Frey’s procedure at ViÖt - §øc Hospital in January 2002. This patient had admitted to hospital due to abdominal pain with vomiting. The general condition was poor; body weight was 35 kg. Skin and mucous membrane was not yellow. The patient had not edema or subcutaneous hemorrhage, blood pressure was 150/100 mmHg, and pulse was 85 rates per minute. She had history of uncontrolled hypertension. The postoperative outcome was good. The patient could eat light meal by 3 days after operation. Drain catheters were removed after 72 hours. She was free from pain. Sutures were removed after 7 days and she was released after 12 days. After 2-month follow-up, she had normal diet and activities
Pancreatitis, Chronic ; surgery ; therapeutics

306 patients (195 males, 11 females) had been operated for gastric cancer at the ViÖt §øc Hospital during 1995 - 1997. Mean of age is 54.6+/-24.5 years, ranged from 16 to 79 years of old. Time of follow-up ranged from 24 to 60 months. 14 patients had loss of follow-up (4.6%). During follow-up, 134 deaths were observed, in which 124 deaths occurred within 24 months post-operation. Post-operative survival of patients with gastric cancer depends on 4 factors, included radical operation, stage of disease, lymph node resection and age.
Therapeutics ; Stomach Neoplasms ; Endoscopy