... absorption ofthe majority of their energy at the end of their track range, the so-called Bragg peak The dose unit of charged particles is the Gray Equivalent (GyE) Figure 7.2 demonstrates the energy ... [48] The shortest route from the skin to gallbladder usually requires passage ofthe catheter through cm of liver tissue Passing the needle through the window of liver tissue also stabilizes the ... lization ofthe liver from the diaphragm the right liver is turned to the midline Then the entire posterior liver is freed from the anterior face ofthe retrohepatic vena cava by dissecting the small...
... device, including the name ofthe operating system, the name and model ofthe CPU, and other information Windows CE Remote System Information also displays information about the UI ofthe target device, ... system startup Open the individual windows ofthe kernel debugger by using the View menu, under Debug Windows Check the Debugger Status Check the status ofthe debugger using the status monitor ... window displays the stack of function calls that are currently active The Registers window displays all the CPU registers ofthe target platform There are specific features ofthe Call Stack and...
... wall thickening There was a palpable mass felt on the surface ofthegallbladder neck portion The patient underwent surgical resection ofthegallbladder and the left lobe ofthe liver Intraoperative ... adenocarcinoma ofgallbladder with invasion to the perimuscular connective tissue The patient was diagnosed with synchronous double primary cancer ofthegallbladder and liver, so additional resection of ... malignant tumor ofthegallbladder and liver: a case report World Journal of Surgical Oncology 2011 9:84 Conclusions We report the first case of synchronous double primary malignancies of gallbladder...
... gallbladderThegallbladder origin ofthe hepatoid adenocarcinoma was verified by the presence of foci of conventional adenocarcinoma, the recognition of highgrade dysplasia in the adjacent epithelium ... was verified by the presence of foci of conventional adenocarcinoma but also by the recognition of high-grade dysplasia in the adjacent epithelium and the absence of cirrhosis Page of Sakamoto K, ... origin [5] The main differential diagnosis is HCC with invasion into thegallbladder When HAC ofthegallbladder invades the liver deeply (as in our case), differential diagnosis of these two...
... fundus ofthegallbladder (Fig 3) Histologically, the tumor was seen infiltrating into the mucosa extensively, and some penetrated the muscular layer but not through the serosa ofthegallbladder ... http://www.wjso.com/content/8/1/12 Page of Figure Resected specimen ofthegallbladder presenting a tumor (arrow) in the body and fundus ofthegallbladdergallbladder have neither a metastatic nor invasive ... mass in thegallbladder was indentified but determination of histologic type of tumor and diagnosis to differentiate from gallbladder adenocarcinoma is often difficult Most carcinoids ofthe gallbladder...
... center ofthegallbladder bed to the left border ofthe inferior vena cava c center ofthegallbladder bed to the right border ofthe middle hepatic vein d center ofthegallbladder bed to the left ... from the liver, the active relaxation ofthe gallbladder, and the resistance to flow through the lower end ofthe bile duct produced by the sphincter of Oddi In the fasting state thegallbladder progressively ... to the delivery of bile to the duodenum Thegallbladder empties around 75% of its content At the same time, hepatic bile bypasses thegallbladder and empties into the duodenum At the end of the...
... complication of PSC It occurs in approximately 2% of patients with PSC and end stage liver cirrhosis [87] Carcinoma ofthegallbladder Carcinoma ofthegallbladder is the most common carcinoma ofthe ... diagnosis of adenomatosis [58] Most polyps ofthegallbladder are not neoplastic lesions but rather the result of lipid deposits or inflammation They are most often detected by ultrasonography The prevalence ... adenomas ofthegallbladder Pathol Ann 1993;28:145–78 108 Jones RS Carcinoma ofthegallbladder Surg Clin N Am 1990;70:1419–28 109 Tazuma S, Kajiyama G Carcinogenesis of malignant lesions ofthe gallbladder...
... In the majority of cases, the following structures can be identified: the common bile duct (CBD), the common hepatic duct, the cystic duct leading to the gallbladder, thegallbladder itself, the ... is considered a possible diagnosis The integrity ofthegallbladder wall is a key factor in the diagnosis of depth of invasion ofgallbladder cancer The normal gallbladder wall generally appears ... a segment ofthe efferent limb to the anterior abdominal wall A coronary “O” ring is sewn to the efferent limb and marks the site of attachment ofthe loop of bowel to the wall [5] The radiologist...
... sheath ofthe main right portal pedicle Therefore, to find the bile duct within the sheath ofthe right portal pedicle, the cystic plate must be detached from the anterior surface ofthe sheath ofthe ... permission from the Journal ofthe American College of Surgeons.) junction ofthe aberrant duct with the hepatic duct may be identical to that ofthe junction ofthe cystic duct with the hepatic ... tentative identification ofthe cystic structures by dissection in the triangle of Calot, followed by dissection ofthegallbladder off the liver bed After complete detachment ofthe gallbladder, conclusive...
... [41,44–46] The extent of hepatic resection is determined by the extent ofthe primary tumor both in terms ofthe degree to which the tumor invades thegallbladder fossa ofthe liver and the degree ... to 72 hours from the onset of symptoms With the introduction of laparoscopic cholecystectomy at the beginning ofthe 1990s the question of timing arose again At the beginning ofthe decade, acute ... treatment the gallstone disimpacts and falls back into the gallbladder, which allows emptying ofthe gallbladder, resulting in reduction ofthe inflammation The theoretical aim of fasting is to rest the...
... With the sole exception of ciprofloxacin, the bile obtained from over 90% ofthe patients at the time of endoscopic drainage contained no detectable level of antibiotic despite i.v infusion ofthe ... normal gallbladder What is the next step in the management of this 10 An Asian male has history of recurrent episodes of cholangitis Which ofthe following should be considered in the management of ... Further investigations demonstrate fusiform cystic dilatations ofthe common bile duct with thickening ofthe bile duct wall and extension ofthe cystic abnormalities into the left lobe of the...
... women The same study confirmed the findings that 73% of cases have IBD, most of them ulcerative colitis [12] One ofthe reasons why the prevalence of this disease appears to be increasing is that the ... major criticism ofthe theories of colonic toxins causing PSC comes from studies looking at the natural history ofthe disorder It has been demonstrated that the severity ofthe colitis bears ... dilatation ofthe bile ducts is easily visualized, and the location ofthe biliary stenosis can be determined At the same time, the patency ofthe main hepatic artery and portal vein and their branches...
... plate excluding the gallbladder, and the fundus ofthegallbladder is approximated to the dissection at the hilum ofthe liver In this way, thegallbladder and bile duct act as the conduit through ... to the precipitation of some ofthe components of bile out of solution Factors that disturb the equilibrium among the solutes of bile, by either increasing or decreasing the concentrations of ... atresia) and that the proximal ducts dilate in response to obstruction [32] The operative strategy required will depend on the age ofthe child, the size ofthe ducts, and the location ofthe perforation...
... structures that eventually bud off and migrate to the center ofthe portal tract to become the interlobular bile ducts The ductal plate cells around the periphery ofthe portal tract normally involute, ... reflects some degree of failure ofthe normal formation ofthe interlobular bile ducts, and results in a characteristic portal tract lesion consisting of persistence of some remnant ofthe ductal plate ... aspects of CHF is the association with cysts ofthe extrahepatic biliary tree Patients with ARPKD, CHF, and choledochal cysts ofthe common bile duct may require excision ofthe cyst as either an...
... the potential for some kind of injury ofthegallbladder Page of Figure Photographs of fixed gallbladder prepared with formaldehyde (a) Successive sections ofthegallbladder show traumatic hemorrhagic ... cost and the ability to perform the test at the bedside in the emergency department Non-visualization ofthegallbladder at ultrasonography should raise the suspicion of a traumatic gallbladder ... examination ofthe abdomen were normal, but thegallbladder could not be visualized The results of all laboratory tests were normal except for a leucocytosis level of 12.2 × 103/mm3 Because ofthe suspicion...
... suggestive of an NET tumor The determination ofthe histological type ofthe tumor and differential diagnosis from GB adenocarcinoma are often difficult The identification of neuroendocrine cells and the ... intestinal metaplasia ofthe body and fundus as well as from preexisting endocrine cells in the neck ofthe GB [1-11] The age at presentation of GB NETs ranges from 38 to 81 years, and there is a markedly ... extremely rare The first case of a carcinoid tumor ofthe GB was reported in 1929, and 43 cases of carcinoid tumors have been reported to date Approximately half ofthe reported cases of GB carcinoid...
... found, located in the body and fundus ofthegallbladder (Figure 2) Macroscopically, the hydatid cyst was part ofthegallbladderThe cyst had reduced severely the lumen ofthegallbladder and ... reported, opinions about the pathogenesis ofthe primary gallbladder hydatid cysts are divided depending on the location ofthe cyst: in the lumen ofthegallbladder or on the external surface [6-8,13] ... pericyst attached to the liver (Figure 1) The inflammatory response ofthe liver tissue against the cyst was extensive and formed the structural part ofthe posterior wall ofthe pericyst Complete...
... findings The diagnosis ofgallbladder neoplasm was only made following histopathological evaluation ofthe resected specimen The cm solid lesion obstructed the lumen in the neck ofthe gallbladder, ... suspected for gallbladder cancer’s aetiology [1,2] Mainly of epithelial cell origin, the majority ofgallbladder carcinomas are adeno-carcinomas of varying degrees of differentiation Other, less ... uneventful recovery, the patient was discharged on the 4th postoperative day On cut surface, a cm firm mass obstructing the lumen in the neck ofthegallbladder was identified The mass was Figure...
... cholecystectomy, as the surgeon was more familiar with the open rather than the laparoscopic approach At operation, there was free, bile-stained fluid on opening the peritoneal cavity and thegallbladder ... focal thickening around the neck ofthegallbladder as well as a small amount of pericholecystic fluid that had extended into the right anterior perihepatic space As the patient's condition was ... interests The authors declare that they have no competing interests Authors' contributions All ofthe named authors were involved in the preparation of this manuscript All authors read and approved the...
... includes the rationale, the scope ofthe research, the aims ofthe research, the methodology and the design ofthe research - Part 2- Development: This is the main part ofthe thesis and has three ... aware that the wider the range of data we achieve from, the more reliable the research results will be However, within the constraint of time and the limited length of a minor thesis, the data ... Central Organ ofthe Communist Party of Vietnam, the voice ofthe Party, State and people of Vietnam, published the first issue on March 11, 1951 in the War Zone of Viet Bac during the Resistance...