Safi Khuri Boeken

This book gives you the opportunity to explore unique pancreatic and emergency surgery cases and challenges; it mainly discusses diagnosis procedures and management of rare cases, avoidance of known complications through introduction of new surgical techniques. Ever heard of a primary Ewing's sarcoma in gastric tissue? Endoscopic treatment of gastro-colic fistula following laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy leakage? Lethal abdominal compartment syndrome following diagnostic colonoscopy?... and many more interesting and modern cases and treatments, that have never been mentioned before. These cases can broaden your field of thought and come up with forgotten diagnosis, and treatment accordingly. Although pancreatic surgery has improved dramatically in recent years, surgeons are still struggling with various difficulties during this specific type of operations, such as pancreato-enteric anastomosis construction, or post operatively, as post-operative hemorrhage. Herein, you will understand the relation between seldinger technique and pancreato-enteric anastomosis during pancreatoduodenectomy procedures, impact of vascular anomalies encountered during surgeries on the outcomes, as well as the association between the severity of bleeding and the etiology following said procedures.

This very interesting book gives you the oppurtunity to learn about rare and unique surgical diseases, procedures and complications; it mainly discusses the different modalities used for the diagnosis of surgical diseases, surgical management, as well as, the possible complications related to them. It also introduces new surgical and non-surgical approaches for appropriate management, and new thoughts about rare Gastrointestinal diseases. Treatment of rare surgical pathologies is usually highly challenging for the treating surgeons, who are struggling on a daily basis. This book may add knowledge and experience, making the treating physicians familiar with forgotten diseases and complications. Ever heard of successful conservative management of spontaneously ruptured liver hydatid cyst? Huge pancreatic pseudocyst as a complication of COVID-19 infection? Heterotropic pancreas of the gastrointestinal tract is usually not asymptomatic?... and more rare and interesting surgical cases, that have never been reported before. These cases will broaden your field of thoughts, and come up with accurate diagnosis and treatment. "behind every successful project in life, there is a great woman"- I would like to dedicate this book to my lovely wife- Arij Khuri- for being a partner for a successful life.