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[Treatment-related damage to the radial nerve in paediatric traumatology].

Kraus, R

Published in Zentralblatt für Chirurgie

The treatment of iatrogenic nerve damage should be cautious and restrained, spontaneous remissions, especially of pure sensory deficits, are common.

[Structured teaching of surgery the LMU model in Munich].

Chiapponi, C Bruns, C J Pilz, F Kanz, K-G Mutschler, W Jauch, K-W Siebeck, M

Published in Zentralblatt für Chirurgie

The medical curriculum (MeCuM) of the Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) in Munich is a dynamic curriculum aimed to support the learning process of all students with their different learning styles. It is based on interactive, activating teaching methods in order to increase students' interest, and on repetitive evaluation of teaching units to modi...

[Diagnostic procedures and results in surgical therapy for cholangiocarcinoma].

Schüle, S Altendorf-Hofmann, A K Knösel, T Uteß, F Settmacher, U

Published in Zentralblatt für Chirurgie

Comparable to other malignant gastrointestinal tumours, radical surgery represents the most important prognostic factor in cholangiocarcinomas; for hilar tumours, a survival advantage is seen after extended resections (trisectionectomy or liver transplantation) if compared to more limited resections. At the time of presentation, however, the stage ...

[Routine subclavian revascularisation employing regional anaesthesia].

Clausen, N H Byhahn, C Schmitz-Rixen, T Zacharowski, K Schmandra, T C

Published in Zentralblatt für Chirurgie

Subclavian-carotid transposition under regional anaesthesia is safe and technically feasible if occlusion of the subclavian artery by thoracic stentgraft or stenosis has occurred. The technique employing regional anaesthesia can, therefore, also be offered to patients with increased risk for complications due to general anaesthesia.

[Injury to the spinal accessory nerve during lymph node biopsy: expert witnesses and evidence-based procedures].

Fellmer, P T Fellmer, J Jonas, S

Published in Zentralblatt für Chirurgie

There was a lack of scientific evidence for special manoeuvers during surgical procedures in the lateral cervical triangle. This prompted experts to ask for scientifically unproved manoeuvers during the procedure. "Eminence-based" expert witnesses with a teaching aptitude still have considerable influence on judicial decisions but are an unnecessar...

[Diagnostic management in paediatric blunt abdominal trauma - a systematic review with metaanalysis].

Schöneberg, C Tampier, S Hussmann, B Lendemans, S Waydhas, C

Published in Zentralblatt für Chirurgie

FAST as an isolated tool in the diagnostics after blunt abdominal injury is very uncertain, because of the modest sensitivity. Discharging children after blunt abdominal trauma with a negative abdominal CT scan seems to be safe. When IIF is detected on CT scan, it depends on the number of locations involved. If IIF is found only in 1 location, IAI ...

[CT-guided electrode placement for sacral nerve stimulation in the treatment of faecal incontinence (cSNS)].

Goos, M Ruf, G Jargon, D Trummer, C Thomusch, O Grüneberger, J Bulla, S Kotter, E Ruthmann, O

Published in Zentralblatt für Chirurgie

CT-guided electrode placement is safe for temporary (subchronic) and permanent (chronic) sacral nerve stimulation and provides a valuable means for placement of the stimulating material.

[Surgical treatment of extravasation injuries].

Goertz, O Hirsch, T Ring, A Daigeler, A Hauser, J Langer, S Steinstraesser, L Steinau, H U

Published in Zentralblatt für Chirurgie

Most extravasations can be treated without surgery. In cases of toxic extravasations or pressure-caused ischaemia rapid surgical intervention is necessary to prevent the necrosis progressing to deeper tissue layers.

[Reno-pulmo-aortal fibromuscular dysplasia causing angiorrhexis and mimicking pheochromocytoma / paraganglioma - case re...

Herget, G W Neuburger, M Böhm, J Siepe, M Oberst, M Südkamp, N P

Published in Zentralblatt für Chirurgie

[Thoracic epidural catheter: reasonable or over-instrumentation?].

Loop, T

Published in Zentralblatt für Chirurgie

The efficient and persisting treatment of the pain accompanying thoracic surgery is fundamental and beneficial for patients, since severe postoperative pulmonary complications and the incidence of chronic pain will be reduced. In this review the role of thoracic epidural analgesia in preventing and treating pain after thoracic surgery will be discu...

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