The standard treatment for superficial TCC of the bladder is the endoscopic
resection of all visible tumours. Transurethral resection (TUR) may fail to control superficial disease,
especially in patients with higher tumour stages (T1), in addition
to the high recurrence rate.
To evaluate the role of a second transurethral resection (early re-resection) in reducing the high
recurrence rate of T1 bladder tumours .
Pephigus vulgaris is a recurrent life threatening disease. Its basic treatment is
systemic steroids, after treating the first attack of the disease by systemic steroids we start to reduce the
dose of the steroids gradually. During this reduction th
e desease may flare up, this recurrence is routinely
treated by increasing the dose of the steroids again to control the disease, this study was made to compare
the benefits of tetracycline in controlling the recurrence of pemphigus vulgaris with the routinely used
way which is elevating the dose of prednisolone.
A prospective study included eighty tow patients (57 male) the range
ages were (42 year) underwent surgery and developed postoperative
enterocutaneous fistulas in the department of general surgery in Alasad
and Almuasat Universitiys Hospitals betw
een 2014 and 2016 .After the
diagnosis performed ,They were approached according to specific strategy,
and determined the onset of developing the enterocutaneous fistulas
from the surgical procedure. the rate of developing in the first week
was 68.2%. Accompanied symptoms and resulted complications were
studied and classified according to an essential criteria.
