[Role of early biliary and pancreatic decompression by minimally invasive procedure in acute pancreatitis].

Introduction: Acute pancreatitis is an acute inflammatory process of the pancreas, with variable involvement of other regional tissues or remote organ systems.

Materials And Methods: In an ongoing effort to search for optimal solution in the management of acute pancreatitis, a serious and unpredictable disease, even in the context of therapies that are part of modem therapeutic protocols line, we offer an original pathogenic and mininvasive therapeutic approach. The purpose is to bring attention to this original treatment method and highlight its advantages.

[Particular aspects of endoprosthesis in malignant advanced pharingeal-esophageal stenosis].

Introduction: The esophageal neoplasm is currently the seventh cause of death through cancer worlwide. In the developing countries it is situated on the fifth place and has one of the worst prognostics for a neoplasm. Due to the specifical intratoracical topography, clinically inaccesible and without symptoms, the disease is rather incurable when the disphagia appears.

[Difficult case of thoraco-abdominal injuries due to a motor vehicle accident].

Recently, in our country we experience an increase incidence of motor vehicle accidents, which often leads to some severe cases brought to the A&E's departments, requiring prompt complex surgical treatment, with the surgeon facing out of ordinary situations. This is the case for the combined trauma of the chest and abdomen. The authors present the case of a 32 years old female patient, victim of a MVA, who had suffered a deep penetrating wound of her right chest and right upper quadrant, caused by a woden pole which penetrated the anterior V and VI intercostal spaces, went through the right inferior pulmonar lobe, the diaphragm and the 7th segment of the liver, resting on the posterior wall of the ribcage.