[About Clinical Applicatoin of Local Rotation Plasty].

Introduction: Local rotation plasty is a well-known and well-accepted plastic surgery tool for the body surface defects treatment. Because of some new theoretical streams in the literature, authors performed their own researches among oncological, non-oncological cases in which the method was performed as a part of surgical treatment.

Aim: The aim of this study is a clinical analysis of local plasty application in different anatomical regions of the human body.

[Drainage in thyroid surgery--prospective randomized study].

During the period of 2003-2004 years 100 consecutive thyroid surgeries was done in the clinic. Despite of clinical diagnosis or type of surgery they were separated into two groups. The first one (43) patients with post operative drainage, and the second one (57) with no drains.

[Latissimus dorsi myocutaneous flap in the surgical treatment of locally advanced breast cancer].

Unlabelled: Locally advanced breast cancer (LABC) usually have a poor prognosis. In some cases surgical treatment is not performed at all due to technical problem: mastectomy defect closure. Even all additional forms of treatment are involved there is a little chance to reduce a huge tumor mass and get tumor growing under control.

[Subcutaneous mastectomy with reduction mammaplasty--challenge for the surgeon and possible alternative for breast cancer patients].

Introduction: Breast Cancer surgery with breast removal is associated with critical decrease in women quality of life. Oncoplastic surgery offer different techniques for removal of the tumor and remodelating the breast to achieve acceptable end results--oncological and aesthetical ones.

Material And Methods: We present the clinical case of M.

[Bouveret' syndrome or secondary duodenal obstruction caused by gallstones. Case report].

Bouveret's Syndrome is obstruction of the duodenum secondary to an impacted gallstone, usually without the presence of pneumobilia With the steadily increasing lie expectancy, greater number of these cases are being seen. Gallstones enter the gastrointestinal tract following fistula formation between the gallbladder and an adjacent hollow viscus and may cause obstruction at any point along the intestinal tract. Duodenal obstruction is the least common and represents only a very small percentage of cases.