Am J Surg Case Rep. 2025;6(1):AJSCR-06-1158 | Open Access
Dr Akhilesh Dalal, Dr Shilpi Bhattacharya, Dr Riddhi Sharma, Dr Shashank Rai, Prof. Dr Kuldeep Raj Sarangal, Prof. Dr Jagdish Mutreja and Dr Jaya Malviya
Blunt trauma-induced rupture of the bile duct is exceptionally rare. Diagnosis poses challenges due to minimal peritoneal irritation from aseptic bile. We discuss the case of a 35-year-old gentleman who developed a bile duct leak post-road traffic accident. Initially treated for polytrauma, he later presented with abdominal fullness, initially managed for ascites by frequent aspirations. Further evaluation revealed bile-rich ascitic ... Read more
CASE REPORT Updated Mar 18, 2025 PDF
Am J Surg Case Rep. 2025;6(1):AJSCR-06-1157 | Open Access
Geng A and Yee-Oleksy S
Bradycardia is a common occurrence during laparoscopic surgery, which can result from peritoneal distension with pneumoperitoneum leading to a vagal response. However, severe bradycardia leading to cardiac arrest is much rarer. While bradycardic arrest from pneumoperitoneum is documented in a small number of case reports, there remains no standardized guidelines in management after cardiac arrest. Here we present a case ... Read more
CASE REPORT Updated Mar 12, 2025 PDF
Am J Surg Case Rep. 2025;6(1):AJSCR-06-1156 | Open Access
Savilov PN, Dyachkova SYA, Kuznetsova NI and Turovsky AV
Aim: To study the reactions of the bactericidal activity of blood serum to Gram (+) and Gram (-) microflora on a three-day course of HBO during Liver Resection (LR).
Materials and Methods: Experiments were conducted on 42 white rats (females) weighing 180 g - 220 g. LR was performed by removing part of the left lobe of the liver (15% - 20% of the body weight). ... Read more
RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Mar 07, 2025 PDF
Am J Surg Case Rep. 2025;6(1):AJSCR-06-1155 | Open Access
Mao-Hsung Tseng, Xiang-Yung Wangand We-Che Feng
Mucinous Carcinoma of the colon (MC) is a subtype of Colon Rectal Cancer (CRC) that occurs in about 10% - 15 % of the CRC in western countries such as Europe, Australia, and North America, but less in Asia averaging in around 4 %. MC distinguish histologically from CRC by presence of abundant of mucin in the tumor, and is more often found in female ... Read more
CASE REPORT Updated Feb 05, 2025 PDF
Am J Surg Case Rep. 2024;5(9):AJSCR-05-1154 | Open Access
Krishna Ramavath, Nyna Sindhu, Tushar Parmeshwar, Siddharth Rao and Bushan Kamble
Background: Venous leg ulcers cause long‐term suffering to the patients and will take more time to heal. There is a significant socioeconomic burden to the patients and community due to these active non healing venous ulcers. Many patients with venous ulcers lack economical &social support. Venous ulcers cause great disability and reduce quality of life. Compression ... Read more
RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Dec 30, 2024 PDF
