Acute Post-stroke Hemiparkinsonism and Hemiparesis: A Unique Case with Successful Therapy.

The diagnosis of a new onset movement disorder after a stroke has important clinical implications. The early assessment and timely diagnosis of post-stroke disorders is essential for influencing long-term outcomes. Localizing lesions and determining the underlying etiology is vital in targeting appropriate therapy.

"Look Before You Leap": Robotic Resection of a Jejunal Mesenteric Pseudocyst.

A rare case of a jejunal mesenteric pseudocyst treated by robotic resection is reported. A 25-year-old woman was admitted to our hospital with intermittent abdominal discomfort which was exacerbated by strenuous physical activities. Physical examination revealed a fluctuant mass without tenderness.

A diagnostic dilemma of appendicular mass in an elderly patient: a case report and literature review.

Primary appendicular adenocarcinoma is a rare tumor, mucinous variety, being most common. The case presentation highlights the unusual appearance and diagnostic dilemma of an appendicular adenocarcinoma. Our elderly patient presented with an ill-defined tender lump which later was diagnosed as a perforated appendicular adenocarcinoma, responsive to single-staged surgery and adjunct chemotherapy.

Cured by Da Vinci Xi: meticulous dissection of an infected urachal cyst presenting with lower urinary tract symptoms in an adult.

An unusual finding in an adult patient with an infected urachal cyst, was treated surgically using the Da Vinci robot. A 26-year-old woman was admitted to our hospital with complaints of lower abdominal pain and burning sensation with urination. She was diagnosed with lower urinary tract infection, treatment did not help her symptoms and further evaluation of CT revealed complex enhancing mass superior to the urinary bladder.