Synovial sarcoma of the abdominal wall: A case report for a rare entity with a challenging treatment.

Introduction And Importance: Synovial Sarcoma is an intriguing disease, it represents a distinctive subtype of soft tissue sarcoma that does not exceed 10 % of all STS. This tumor can arise from the abdominal wall in very rare cases. Due to its unique presentation (occurring at a young age, various anatomical locations, and slow evolutionary kinetics), diagnosis can be challenging.

Laparoscopic assisted foreign body extraction from the small bowel: A case report.

Background And Aim: Foreign body ingestion is a commonly seen accident in emergencies, only 1% of them will finally need surgery. Historically, exploratory laparotomy has been the mainstay of treatment for patients requiring surgery. However surgeons are more and more tempted to use laparoscopy in emergency setting.

Multiple bile duct stones: Comparison of two surgical techniques done at laparotomy.

Background: Biliary lithiasis is the most common surgical disease in Tunisia. Multiple bile duct stones are one of his most rare complications.It poses real problems with the best therapeutic approach.