"Stealth" retro-auricular endoscopic surgery for a submandibular mass.

Introduction: With the need for increased cosmesis, it is the desire of patients all over the world to avoid an unsightly scar over the neck, face, or any of the exposed areas. This popularised the concept of "stealth" surgery.

Case Details: A 42 year-old gentleman underwent a stealth surgery for a painless progressively growing mass in the left submandibular triangle, which was provisionally diagnosed as a Lymphoma.

A comparison of hydrostatic reduction in children with intussusception versus surgery: Single-centre experience.

Background: Intussusception is the most common cause of bowel obstruction in infancy and childhood. Early diagnosis and effective management have reduced its morbidity and mortality in developed countries. Non-surgical reduction remains the first-line treatment of choice for intussusception.