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Surgical Techniques for a Parasitic Myoma Fed by the Mesentery: A Case Report and Technical Discussion. [PDF]
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What's Your Diagnosis? A Case of Extreme Thrombocytosis in a Dog
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Clinics in Colon and Rectal Surgery, 2022
AbstractThe recent description and re-classification of the mesentery as an organ prompted renewed interest in its role in physiological and pathological processes. With an improved understanding of its anatomy, accurately and reliably assessing the mesentery with non-invasive radiological investigation becomes more feasible.Multi-detector computed ...
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AbstractThe recent description and re-classification of the mesentery as an organ prompted renewed interest in its role in physiological and pathological processes. With an improved understanding of its anatomy, accurately and reliably assessing the mesentery with non-invasive radiological investigation becomes more feasible.Multi-detector computed ...
Patrick W, O'Regan +3 more
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Clinics in Colon and Rectal Surgery, 2022
AbstractOncological adequacy in rectal cancer surgery mandates not only a clear distal and circumferential resection margin but also resection of the entire ontogenetic mesorectal package. Incomplete removal of the mesentery is one of the commonest causes of local recurrences.
Joep, Knol, Sami A, Chadi
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AbstractOncological adequacy in rectal cancer surgery mandates not only a clear distal and circumferential resection margin but also resection of the entire ontogenetic mesorectal package. Incomplete removal of the mesentery is one of the commonest causes of local recurrences.
Joep, Knol, Sami A, Chadi
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Clinics in Colon and Rectal Surgery, 2022
AbstractIt is clear that despite the importance of multimodal therapy, the most impactful weapon in the arsenal of treatment in a patient with colorectal cancer is high-quality surgery. This has been shown time and time again and surgery remains the bedrock in the management of visceral, and particularly colorectal, cancer.
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AbstractIt is clear that despite the importance of multimodal therapy, the most impactful weapon in the arsenal of treatment in a patient with colorectal cancer is high-quality surgery. This has been shown time and time again and surgery remains the bedrock in the management of visceral, and particularly colorectal, cancer.
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Haemangiopericytoma of the sigmoid mesentery
Techniques in Coloproctology, 2004Haemangiopericytoma is a rare, vascular soft tissue tumour originating from the pericytes surrounding capillaries. We report a case of haemangiopericytoma in the sigmoid mesocolon and are aware of only one previously case. A 61-year-old man was referred with a left iliac fossa mass.
N J, West, I R, Daniels, W H, Allum
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Cholinergic nerves in the mesentery
Acta Histochemica, 1981The cholinergic innervation of extravascular portions of rat mesentery was studied in normal as well as 6-hydroxydopamine (7 OHDA) sympathectomized animals. We observed the presence of a cholinergic innervation unaltered by 6 OHDA treatment in extra-vascular portions of mesentery.
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Cystic teratoma of the mesentery
Pediatric Radiology, 1989Cystic teratoma is an unusual cause of mesenteric/omental cysts. A case of cystic teratoma of the mesentery in a 5-year-old girl is reported.
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Archives of Surgery, 1967
CYSTS OF the mesentery are rare and chylous cysts are extremely rare, so that the experience of any one surgeon or institution with this condition is necessarily limited. The history and the symptoms are usually varied and not characteristic; the physical and roentgenologic findings, although suggestive, are never pathognomonic.
C, Oh, C A, Danese, D A, Dreiling
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CYSTS OF the mesentery are rare and chylous cysts are extremely rare, so that the experience of any one surgeon or institution with this condition is necessarily limited. The history and the symptoms are usually varied and not characteristic; the physical and roentgenologic findings, although suggestive, are never pathognomonic.
C, Oh, C A, Danese, D A, Dreiling
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1966
Abstract 1. 1. A case of pure fibroma of the mesentery is reported and the clinical features of the tumor discussed. 2. 2. Primary tumor of the mesentery should be suspected in a relatively asymptomatic patient who presents with a large, freely movable abdominal mass that by roentgenography is shown to be extrinsic to the gastrointestinal and
J T, Adams, F R, Kutner
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Abstract 1. 1. A case of pure fibroma of the mesentery is reported and the clinical features of the tumor discussed. 2. 2. Primary tumor of the mesentery should be suspected in a relatively asymptomatic patient who presents with a large, freely movable abdominal mass that by roentgenography is shown to be extrinsic to the gastrointestinal and
J T, Adams, F R, Kutner
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