[Rare complication of duodenal ulcer: intramural hematoma in the gastric antrum].

As a rarity in professional literature, the authors raise the case of a 37-year-old female patient who developed gastric antrum intramural haematoma, producing the clinical symptoms of III. grade pyloric stenosis, as a complication of a peptic duodenal ulcer. The authors point out this complication as a rarity.

[Treatment of pancreatic pseudocysts with ultrasound-guided percutaneous puncture and drainage].

The authors have treated 37 pancreatic pseudocysts in 36 patients by ultrasonically guided percutaneous puncture and drainage. The indication for intervention was rapid enlargement or threatening rupture of the acute (younger than 6-8 weeks) pseudocysts with recurring fever in 5 cases and chronic pseudocysts causing abdominal symptoms in 32 cases. After puncture six of seven patients were recuperated, but later in three of them the pseudocysts recurred.

[Reconstruction possibilities in obliterative arterial diseases in diabetics].

Authors treated 144 diabetic patients with arterial angiopathy localised to the lower extremities. 114 cases belonged to III. and IV.