Adult colocolic intussusception originating in a colonic GIST.

We report the case of an 86-year-old male who was admitted for intestinal subocclusion, in whom an abdominal computed tomography (CT) scan and colonoscopy revealed a colocolonic intussusception with an underlying and heterogeneous mass, failing to rule out a neoformative lesion. A left hemicolectomy procedure was carried out with regional lymphadenectomy (because of the potential neoplastic origin) through laparoscopy, and the patient had a favourable postoperative course. Pathology described 45cm of an intestinal segment, with intussusception and with a 12x7x6 cm ulcerated polypoid lesion.

[Síndrome de Fitz-Hugh-Curtis en un paciente varón anciano. Caso y revisión de la literatura].

El síndrome de Fitz-Hugh-Curtis (FHCS) es la inflamación de la cápsula hepática sin afectación del parénquima asociada a una enfermedad pélvica inflamatoria. Hay muy pocos casos descritos en varones. El síntoma característico es el dolor abdominal en el cuadrante superior derecho, que hace que se confunda el cuadro con una enfermedad de la vía biliar.

Predictive factors of satisfaction and quality of life after immediate breast reconstruction using the BREAST-Q.

Aims And Objectives: To analyse quality of life and satisfaction after immediate breast reconstruction due to cancer and its determining factors.

Background: Studying breast reconstruction is important because of its frequency and variability. In addition to the surgical results, it is necessary to analyse the quality of life and patient satisfaction using a specific tool.

The role of oncoplastic breast reduction in the conservative management of breast cancer: Complications, survival, and quality of life.

Background And Objectives: Reduction Mammaplasty (RM) in breast cancer allows mammary remodeling after wide excisions. We aimed to analyze the complications, survival, and quality of life after RM.

Methods: Retrospective study of women who underwent a surgical intervention for breast cancer between 2000 and 2016.

Rotational flaps in oncologic breast surgery. Anatomical and technical considerations.

Local flaps are a group of surgical procedures that can solve the thoracic closure of large defects after breast cancer surgery with low morbidity. Its use in skin necrosis complications after conservative surgery or skin sparing mastectomies facilitates the initiation of adjuvant treatments and reduces delays in this patient group. This article describes the anatomical basis for the planning of thoracic and abdominal local flaps.