Liver resection for colorectal metastases

Introduction: Liver surgery is a relatively recent and relatively major complex surgery, due to the anatomical and histological specialty of the liver Objective of the research: To evaluate the results of the cases of liver metastases from colorectal carcinoma from November 2010 until the end of April 2017.The study included 11 patients with 63,4% of females and average age of 55,4 years. The primary tumor was located in the rectum at 36.4%. in 4 cases (36.4%) was the livermetastases as a synchron with the main tumor while the metachron metastases was in 63.6% of cases. The single metastases was found at 72.7% while the multiple metastases accounted for 27.3%. The transfusion diameter was less than 5 cm in 5 cases and 45.4% and it was larger or equal to 5 cm in 54.6% of all the cases. The liver resection for Hepatocellular lesions were performed concurrently with primary tumor resection in the colon in only one case and the metastases was a single and 9.1% of the cases. The most common surgical procedure was segment resection in 45.4% of all the cases. The left or right hemi hepatectomy was in two cases, 8.7% None of the patients had any complications which requiring a reoperation. Bleeding occurred in one case such as the Bilioma in one case and Biliary fistula occurred in two cases.

Non traumatic Liver resection

Introduction: Liver surgery is a relatively recent and relatively major complex surgery, due to the anatomical and histological specialty of the liver. Objective of the research: To evaluate the results of the cases of non traumatic liver resection from November 2010 until the end of June 2017 The study included 23 patients with 61% of females and average age of 46.8 years. 30.43% of the cases were benign lesions, while malignant lesions constituted 65.12% of all patients. The highest percentage of lesions was of colorectal tumors with 66.66% of all metastatic patients and 43.47% of all patients. Whereas hepatocellular carcinoma HCC were only in 4.35% of all patients The most common surgical procedure was segment resection. The left or right hemi hepatectomy was in two cases, 8.7% None of the patients had any complications which requiring a reoperation. Biliary fistula occurred in two cases, one of which was administered conservatively, the other requiring ERCP.

A Study of the Correlation between Lymph Nodes Levels and Characteristics of the Lowe Lip Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Cancer of the lip is relatively common malignancy of the head and neck region. Squamous cell carcinoma most frequently occurs in the lower lip (LLSCC) or Lower Lip Squamous Cell Carcinoma. This study aimed to evaluate the correlation between the involved lymph nodes level and the tumor appearance, greatest dimension (T) and its degree of differentiation.

Treatment of Bone Metastases

We reviewed sixty patients, who had metastatic fractures, they were treated in Al Moassat Hospital during the years: 1994-1995-1996. The location of fractures were: 51 in upper third of the femur 3 in proximal humerus 2 in scapula 2 in tibia 2 in different positions We studied the methods of treatment, complications and postoperative survival.