[Venous injuries during a ten-year follow up, including vascular injuries managed in the Bulovka Surgical Department IPVZ].

The authors analyze twenty cases of vascular reconstructions, completed upon management of 118 vascular traumas, over a 10-year period. The traumas were, predominantly, of iatrogenic origin. The following trunks were treated: v.

[Aggressive fibromatosis in the extremities].

The authors demonstrate in a group of 10 patients treated in the course of 15 years the rare incidence of aggressive fibromatosis of the extremities and the large number of relapses after surgery. They also emphasize the necessity of detailed preoperative examination, priority of a surgical approach, as compared with radiotherapeutic procedures, and the possibility of skeletal and vascular reconstruction after radical surgery.

[Isolated aneurysm of the iliac artery as a source of postoperative peripheral embolism].

An isolated aneurysm of the iliac artery is a rare disease occurring 10 times less frequently than an aneurysm of the aorta. Aneurysms of the iliac artery are yet 10 times less frequent. The rare incidence of the condition is the cause why it is not taken into account in the differential diagnosis.

[Choledochocele diagnosed before surgery].

The authors describe the case of a 73 year old man with obstruction jaundice, who was examined before the operation by PTC with resulting diagnosis of choledochocoele connected with cholelithiasis. The preoperation diagnosis of this rare anomaly is not frequent and is due to the development of radiodiagnostic methods. A surgical solution is based either on discision or removal of the whole formation.