86 research outputs found
Periampullary carcinoma-a rare histopathological variant
No full textSignet ring cell adenocarcinomas may be encountered in various parts of gastrointestinal tract but are almost unheard of in the region of ampulla of vater. In the region of ampulla of vater even if we come across an adenocarcinoma, it is usually a well differentiated variant. A 56-year-old female with features of obstructive jaundice on evaluation was diagnosed to have a peri-ampullary carcinoma.The patient was subjected to a laparotomy. On exploration patient was found to have a malrotation of gut. Patient was subjected to a pylorus preserving pancreatico-duodenectomy. Histopathology of the resected specimen revealed a signet ring morphology which is a rare variant in periampullary region
Gastrointestinal stromal tumour of pelvic wall: report of a case
No full textGastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST) because of its rarity continues to be a curiosity for radiologists, surgeons and pathologist. These tumors are usually found in gastrointestinal tract (GIT) but account for less than 1% of GIT tumors. A 35-year-old male presented to us with complaints of painful micturation which on radiologic evaluation revealed a large mass in relation to urinary bladder. The tru-cut biopsy reported a low grade soft tissue tumour. The said mass was excised on laparotomy and sent for histopathological examination which reported as high grade GIST or a pleomorphic sarcoma as possibilities. Immuno-histochemistry finally confirmed the diagnosis of a GIST with CD 34 positive and C-Kit negative status. Approximately, 95% of GIST tumors are C-Kit positive and hardly 5% are C-Kit negative. C-Kit negative status makes this case report more worth reporting
Uzbeks and Kazakhs in Fazl Allah Khunji’s Mihmannamah-i Bukhara
No full textThis chapter looks at another Persian historian, Fazl Allah b. Ruzbihan Khunji (d. 1519), in his journey to Central Asia and his attempt to justify the Uzbek ruler Shibani Khan (d. 1510) in his disastrous campaign against the Kazakhs of Turkestan. Fazl Allah had to project onto his master’s kinsmen/enemies all the negative associations of a Turkic ancestry in order to justify their murder and enslavement. However, this projection created difficulties for the author as well because he knew that his Shibanid patrons were actually related to the Kazakhs across the river in Turkestan. Thus even in Central Asia itself, Turco-Mongol origins were problematic.</p
فضل حق خير آبادي و إسهامه في الرثاء الشيخ: AL- SHAIKH FAZL-E-HAQ KHAIR ABADI AND HIS CONTRIBUTION TO ELEGY
No full textFazl-e-Haq Khair Abadi is known for his contribution in the field of Sciences of logic, Philosophy, theology and Sufism. He made huge literary contribution by merging Arabic language in his works along with numerous kinds of literature. He is an author of several books written on many topics of Islamic sciences and poetry like Hamd, Naat and Elegy (Martia). This article predominately delivers contribution of Fazl-e-Haq Khair Abadi, a prestigious person of subcontinent, his life and services particularly Arabic Elegy writing. He wrote elegy about Faiz-ul-allah Khan, His teachers and close friends and the most prominent elegy of him was on India after the British invasion
Peer review report 1 on “Local recurrence after five years is associated with preoperative chemoradiotherapy treatment in patients diagnosed with stage II and III rectal cancer observational”
No full textPeer review report 2 on “Short- and long-term outcomes following pelvic exenteration for gynae-oncological and colorectal cancers: A 9 year consecutive single-centre cohort study”
No full textMinimal access maximal success; A myth or a reality
No full textAbstractMinimal invasive surgery is one of the most challenging advances in the craft of surgery in last 2 decades. In our country the advanced craft has been in practice for more than one and a half decade and some of our committed surgeons have mastered this craft and made an impact not only on national level but also on international level. Many times we may get impressed by watching the masters in the craft but forgetting the efforts the master has put in to reach the Zenith and in a bid to imitate the master we may ignore the awaiting disaster. In this article I will be discussing the overall impact of this surgical craft globally and its various evidence based pros and cons with a particular reference to colorectal surgery to ascertain whether the craft of minimal access with maximal success is a myth or a reality
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