Gold Standard yet Inconspicuous- Our Experience of Conventional Haemorrhoid Surgeries in a Peripheral Free of Cost Hospital of Bangladesh.

Recent advancement in surgical treatment of haemorrhoidal disease is not accessible by low socio-economic group of patient in a peripheral hospital of an underdeveloped country, where we aimed to evaluate the outcome of conventional surgeries. This descriptive, prospective, observational study was performed from diagnosis of haemorrhoidal disease to surgical intervention and followed up 12 months post operatively. Clinico-pathological data and outcome in the form of complications and recurrence within follow-up period was studied.

Clinico-Pathological Profile and Outcome of Multiple Ultrasonogram Guided Aspiration of Breast Abscess in Outpatient Department Setup: A Prospective Study.

Treating breast abscess by conventional incision and drainage, followed by regular dressing with prolonged hospital stay, anesthesia, unsatisfactory scar and chances of developing milk fistula in lactating mother is unsatisfactory. Here we study the outcome of ultrasonogram guided multiple aspirations in non-admitted outpatient setup, for its effectiveness as a replacement of conventional surgery. This descriptive, prospective and observational study was carried out from July 2018 to December 2020 with purposive sampling of all cases of breast abscess in a secondary care hospital who underwent ultrasonogram guided aspiration and oral antibiotics, on multiple visits in outpatient department and followed up for three months to study outcome.