Usefulness of indocyanine green angiography in the intraoperative evaluation of recipient vessels for microsurgical lower extremity reconstruction in ischemic vasculopathy: Report of three cases.

Choosing reliable recipient vessels is crucial for successful free flap reconstruction of lower extremity defects, especially in patients with ischemic vasculopathy. This report describes our experience with the intraoperative use of indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) for selecting recipient vessels in lower extremity free flap reconstruction cases. Three patients with lower extremity defects and ischemic vasculopathy underwent free flap reconstruction.

ASSOCIATION BETWEEN H. PYLORI INFECTION AND IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME.

Objective: 1 UNIVERSITY OF KUFA, AL.-NAJAF, IRAQ 2ALSADER TEACHING HOSPITAL, AL!NAJAF, IRAQ The aim: To research the association of H. pylori infection in patients with irritable bowel syndrome.

Assessment of the incidence and etiology of nosocomial diarrhea in a medical ward in Iraq.

This study aimed to detect the incidence, etiology, risk factors, and severity of nosocomial diarrhea among adult inpatients in a medical ward in Iraq. The study was conducted among patients admitted to the medical ward from June 1, 2019, to January 31, 2020, in AL-Sader medical city. The surveillance for nosocomial diarrhea was performed by monitoring every patient in the ward 3 times/week.

Oral Beta-blocker in Problematic Infantile Hemangioma.

One of the most common benign vascular endothelial tumors is infantile hemangioma. These lesions are commonly found in the head and neck, and sometimes it is a challenge to decide the method of treatment if the lesions are problematic hemangiomas, interfering with function or aesthetic appearance. This study reports a case of girl aged 3 years, 7 months, diagnosed with periorbital infantile hemangioma that was successfully treated with oral propranolol in specific doses and gradual tapering off dose.

Non-microvascular Successful Management of Near-total Ear Avulsion.

Traumatic ear avulsion represents a difficult challenge for all reconstructive surgeons; hence, replantation and reattachment will provide the best aesthetic outcome. However, when microsurgery is not possible, the surgeon must choose the most appropriate alternative method to address the concern. We are reporting a case of a near-total right ear external auricle amputation attached only by small skin bridge.

Abdominoplasty: Pitfalls and Prospects.

Abdominoplasty is the cosmetic surgery of the abdomen that typically involves removing excess skin fat and tightening of abdominal muscles. The procedure is commonly requested to restore pre-pregnancy appearance in women, maintain youthful physique, and lose weight in obese population. Techniques of modern abdominoplasty surgery have been primarily developed in the last 40 years concentrating on the skin and subcutaneous tissue, as well as the muscular abdominal wall for maximum esthetic outcome.

Esophageal tear after removal of pin ended earrings from hypopharynx of a child: Case report and review of the literature.

This report describes an interesting case of pin-ended earring, a foreign body, in a child, which could not be manipulated by rigid esophagoscope. The surgeon was able to extract it, on the suggestion of the anesthesiologist, by Magill forceps. Examination of the site of impaction of FB showed a small tear attributed to penetration of pin end of the earring.