Assessment of the effects of rehabilitation after cerebrovascular accident in patients with diabetes mellitus and hypertension as risk factors.

Aim: The aim of this study is to evaluate the results of rehabilitation, to determine the prevalence of major risk factors in cerebrovascular accident and their consequences, as well as to propose measures and procedures that will affect the better rehabilitation.

Methods: The survey analyzed: age, sex, duration of rehabilitation, activities in daily life through the Barthel index at admission and at discharge, presence of risk factors HTA and DM. The study included a total of 116 patients, the majority of patients are older than 61 years.

Complications of liver resection at clinic of abdominal surgery during three-year period.

Introduction: Liver is made up of functionally indipendent parts or segments, and segmentation is based on course and ramification of blood vessels and bile ducts whereby each segment represents separate territory of the liver. Most severe complication is a postoperative liver insufficiency that demands complex treatment, is followed by high mortality and demans specific treatment including liver transpaltation.

Materials And Methods: Study was designed as retrospective and included patients who underwent liver resection at Clinic for abdominal surgery of Clinical Centre University Of Sarajevo (CCUS) during period 2010-2012.

Assessment of effects of ultrasound therapy on reduction of pain in gonarthrosis.

Aim: To examine the effects of sonotherapy on the activities of daily living or as well as the reduction of pain in gonarthrosis.

Methods: A retrospective- prospective clinical study included 63 patients, 47 to 86 years old with a verified diagnosis of gonarthrosis. Subjects were divided into two groups.

[Rehabilitation after operative treatments at the patients at the Clinic for Anesthesia and Intensive Care].

The goal of rehabilitation is to reduce consequence of injury or disease and to rise social ability and indenpedence for sick persons. In our work we have shown patients treated on The Clinical for Anesthesia and Intensive care from first January to thirty one June 2006. In the same time patients had hospital treatment and rehabilitation.

[Hemipelvectomy, constant surgical dilema].

Introduction: In this report we present our experience in "post war" environment in our institution. Any king of pelvic surgery is challenging and impacts significantly on limb and visceral function. Any surgeon has to ask a question "is heroic surgery justifiable".