Comparison of Cardiac Catheterization Complications of The Radial and Femoral Access

The main aim of the study was to determine the frequency of coronary angiography complications with or without percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) by the TR access compared with the TF access of patients undergoing coronary angiography (CAG). The study included 640 patients undergoing CAG with or without (PCI) in AL-ASSAD university Hospital in Lattakiabetween 1 December 2013 and 31 December 2014 .A total of 106 CAG (22.8% of all CAG) and 12 CAP (6.7% of all coronary angioplasties) were performed via a TR approach , 357 CAG (77.2% of all CAG) and 165 CAP (93.3% of all coronary angioplasties) were performed via a TF approach ,Vascular access site complications were significantly lower in the TR group than in the TF group.

Early Complications of Thyroidectomy

The Research has been made on (73) patients for whom a surgical operation was made on the thyroid in Al-Assad University Hospital in Lattakia in 2000-2007. The study was divided into: retrospective (32patients), prospective (41patients) and (11) patients of were subjected to second operation due to existence of a malignant cancer with a percentage of (16,66%) . The Total Thyroidectomy on both side was the most spread intervention with a percentage of (57,14%) and next to it was the thyroid lobectomy with a percentage of (28,79%). The percentage of Total Early complication is (11,9%) and the Tetania was the most repeated complication with a percentage of (3,57%) and next to it was the Recurrent laryngeal nerve ,the Superior laryngeal nerve and the bleeding with a percentage of (2,38%)for each . The higher percentage of complication has occurred in the starting operation of the Total Thyroidectomy and next to it the Thyroid lobectomy . The surgery of the Relapsed Thyroid is subject to more dangerous complications from the starting intervention .

Complications of Third Molar Extraction in the Syrian Arab Republic and their Management

Although the extraction of third molars is a daily practice in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, clinics, there are many complications which may occur during or after surgery. These complications were classified in this study in to ١٩ categories. The percentages of many complications, occuring in the Syrian Arab Republic were comparatively different from the percentages published in the international literatures. The factors which can reduce the incidence of complications, are identified and efficient ways of avoiding such complications are recommended .