ANEMIC PARTURIENTS FOR EMERGENCY CESAREAN SECTION
Anemia in pregnancy is an ubiquitous problem, more so in the developing countries. The needs for blood transfusions mainly depend on the clinical condition rather than the preoperative value of the hemoglobin (Hb) and blood loss. Aim: This retrospective study was aimed to see how frequently the patients actually received blood perioperatively.

Kalavala Lakshminarayana Subramanyam
Ananthapuramu, In

     

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PENILE PRIMARY MELANOMA AND THE TREATMENT IN EARLY STAGES
Penile melanoma affects elderly patients. We studied six patients referred to our Institute. The lesion generally is located on the glans (55%), followed by foreskin (28%), penile shaft (9%) and urethral meatus (8%) (5). Prognosis is generally poor. It is possible to maximize cure with treatment in its early stages.

Antonio Augusto Ornellas
Rio De Janeiro, Br

  

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  A BRIEF SUMMARY ABOUT PREDICTIVE FACTORS FOR BREECH PRESENTATION
Advanced maternal age, early gestational age, low neonatal weight, female gender, nulliparity, previous cesarean section, tobacco smoke, decreased volume of amniotic fluid, fundal placenta position, parents themselves delivered in breech presentation, congenital malformation, and low PAPP-A values at first trimester screening resulted to be risk factors for fetal breech presentation at delivery.

Ambrogio P Londero
Udine, It

  

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  ANKLE AND FOOT TUBERCULOSIS: A DIAGNOSIS DILEMMA
Early diagnosis and ATT for 9-18 months is must in all cases of ankle and foot tuberculosis to prevent joint involvement and other complications.

Biswaranjan Nayak
Bhubaneswar, In

  

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EL PARTO PRETÉRMINO: HERRAMIENTAS PREDICTIVAS Y PREVENTIVAS EN LA PRÁCTICA CLÍNICA
La utilización de la medición cuantitativa de la fibronectina fetal y de la longitud cervical, junto con los factores de riesgo clínicos, permiten predecir de manera precisa el parto pretérmino en mujeres tanto sintomáticas como asintomáticas.

Andrew H Shennan
Londres, Reino Unido

           

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