Publications by authors named "Yusuf Ozer"
Article Synopsis
- In living-donor liver transplants, hepatic venous anomalies are common challenges that can complicate the surgical process.
- Various techniques have been developed over time to ensure effective hepatic drainage, but there is still debate about the best approach.
- A case study highlights a successful reconstruction of five hepatic venous structures using direct anastomosis and saphenous vein interposition, emphasizing the importance of careful pre-surgery planning and a tailored surgical strategy for each patient.
Objective: We wanted to compare the clinical usefulness of conventional galactography and MR contrast galactography for diagnosing patients with nipple discharge.
Materials And Methods: Both conventional galactography and MR contrast galactography were performed prospectively in 16 patients. Gadopentate dimeglumine (0.
Postoperative adhesions (PAs) are usually clinically asymptomatic. Symptomatic cases, however, may present with chronic abdominal and pelvic pain, infertility, and intestinal obstruction; and they may require intensive, costly therapeutic modalities. Various agents have been used to prevent PAs, but the results indicate general suboptimal effectiveness.
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