Publications by authors named "Abdellah Nouri"
Article Synopsis
- - Desmoid tumors, although usually benign, can be aggressive, particularly when found in the anterior abdominal wall, as highlighted in a case involving a large 25 cm tumor in a 55-year-old obese patient with lymphedema.
- - The patient underwent surgical removal of the tumor with a significant margin, including part of a muscle, and reconstruction using synthetic mesh, leading to improved lymphedema and limb function post-surgery.
- - The case emphasizes the necessity for radical resection and proper reconstruction to improve long-term patient outcomes and suggests areas for further research on desmoid tumors.
Pseudoaneurysms of the right hepatic artery following cholecystectomy are caused by either vascular damage or erosion after a biliary leak. Symptoms often include haemobilia, melena, vomiting, jaundice, and hemodynamic failure due to aneurysm rupture. The ideal treatment is arterial embolization or, in rare cases, stenting.
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