Overview of pain in Ukrainian war injured.

Introduction: Our objective is to study the relationship between armed conflict injuries and pain and the treatments that have been applied to Ukrainian injured soldiers in our hospital.

Methods: We performed an observational study of a sample of 91 injured soldiers. The metrics we selected for the study included time from injury, length of stay, diagnosis, treatment, type and intensity of pain and questionnaires about pain and quality of life for the group of amputees.

Characterization of wound infections among patients injured during the Ruso-Ukrainian war in a Role 4 hospital.

Introduction: The management of infections in war wounds is a problem aggravated by the presence of multiresistant bacteria and requires a combined approach with surgery. Literature has identified the risks and patterns of antibiotic resistance in previous armed conflicts, but the Russian-Ukrainian conflict has required the study of specific bacterial resistance patterns.

Methods: We included war-injured patients from the Russian-Ukrainian conflict transferred for treatment to the General Defense Hospital of Zaragoza from May 2022 to October 2023.

Recidiva of sacrococcygeal chordoma. Multidisciplinary collaboration.

Los cordomas son tumores derivados de los remanentes embrionarios de la notocorda. Son localmente invasivos y en estadios localizados la resección completa es el tratamiento de elección. Presentamos el caso de un varón de 77 años con recidiva de cordoma sacrococcígeo, intervenido por un grupo multidisciplinario formado por cirujanos coloproctólogos, plásticos y neurocirujanos, obteniendo resección en bloque y márgenes negativos.

[External fixation in reconstructive surgery: crossed leg flap.].

Introduction: Lower limb coverage defects are sometimes associated with disruption of vascular pedicles that make it impossible to perform free flaps. In these cases the crossed leg flap is a good therapeutic alternative. T

Material And Methods: wo patients presented a coverage defect non-treatable with microvascularized free flap after being operated on multiple times in the lower limbs.