[Arterial changes in transplanted kidneys].
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In the period 1957-1987, 240 corpora aliena in the esophagus were treated. The foreign body could be extracted under endoscopy in 228 cases (95%). In 12 cases the non-invasive extraction technic failed, so we have to remove the foreign body surgically. The most difficult bodies to extract by endoscopic way are the big, the sharp or pointed ones. On the surgical point of view, the way of approach depends on the level of the impacted body. The problem of post-operative fistula and abscess formation after surgery, can be avoided by a correct technic, exclusion of underlying pathology, an adequate drainage and consequent infection treatment.
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Between 1978 and 1983 a total of 62 Linton procedures were performed in 53 patients. The results are presented. 62% suffered from an insufficient superficial venous system for longer than 10 years. 34% had an active ulcer at the time of operation. Pre-operative preparation and operative technique are extensively dealt with. Post-operative wound necrosis occurred in 22.5%. This was mainly due to extensive subcutaneous dissection and tissue removal. Recurrent ulcer occurred in 4.8%.