[Letter: Treatment of perforated ulcers with peritoneal dialysis combined with aspiration].
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On the basis of eight cases, the authors report the good results obtained by ligation of the I.V.C. carried out as an emergency procedure in patients under intensive care following recurrent pulmonary emboli, in whom life was threatened and in whom anti-thrombotic agents had failed or were contraindicated.
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Since the recent development of endoscopic cholecystectomy various other digestive disorders have been treated endoscopically. Using the endo-GIA stapler the authors report a case of laparoscopic splenectomy. Five trocar sheaths were used. Once detached, the spleen was cut into fragments in a plastic bag intraabdominally, which allowed its removal. Splenectomy was performed for a girl who had an autoimmune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP). No operative transfusion was required. The patient was discharged after an uncomplicated postoperative recovery. The cosmetic result is good.
Two cases of intestinal perforation due to necrotising enteritis in patients with pica are presented. The aetiopathogenesis of pica is discussed as well as its role in the development of necrotising enteritis.
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