Publications by authors named "Mohammad I Bader"
Paediatric penetrating thoraco-abdominal injury: role of minimallly invasive surgery.
Afr J Paediatr Surg
September 2015
We report two cases of penetrating thoraco-abdominal injuries who presented to our trauma centre. One with stab to lower left chest and the other one had pallet injury to right upper abdomen. The clinical presentation, radiological investigations and operative intervention are reviewed.
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- Wilms' tumours (WT) with retrohepatic vascular extension usually need special heart surgery to remove them, but the experience shared shows it can be done differently.
- A study looked at 10 kids with these tumours and found that chemotherapy helped shrink the tumours before surgery.
- The surgery involved carefully moving the liver and removing the tumour without any major complications during the operation, but one child sadly passed away a year later from the disease spreading.
Aim: Excision of testicular remnants is debatable in the scenario where hypoplastic vas and vessels can be seen entering a closed internal ring during laparoscopy for impalpable testes. We aimed to establish how frequently excised remnants have identifiable testicular tissue and, hence, malignant potential.
Methods: This study is a retrospective review of all excised testicular remnants in children with impalpable testis.