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Volume 14

Why Use a Schematic Black Line Upon White, When Color Can Be Made Available for Illustration or Display?

Color is attractive so therefore more color also surely must be good or even better than achromatic black-on-white schematic, but is this true? Answer is, a resounding emphatic, “No.” When color is used for instructive purposes, the requirement should be ease

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Nerve Sparing Clitoroplasty for Megaclitoris: A Reliable Option with Better Outcomes

1. Introduction Clitoromegaly, also known as megaclitoris, is defined when the clitoral index (length x breadth) of the adult female clitoris measures more than 35 mm2 [1,2]. The average width of the clitoris is usually 3 to 4 mm, and the length is 4 to 5 mm in adults [3].

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Trunking More Successfully than the Gow Gates Technique

My experience with the truncal arteries, I don’t trust soft tissue or bone. When anesthetizing you have to assess the technique to choose so as not to fail, for this I recommend assessing the panoramic of ray x and palpating the branch (rarely can it be felt). When observing the oral cavity, soft tissues such as the tongue and jugal mucosa must be assessed

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Rare Idiopathic Ileocecal Colic Intussusception in Adult with Delayed Presentation: A Case Report

Adult Intussusception is rare as it has been found in only 1 out of 1300 (0.08%) abdominal surgeries and represents < 1% of adult intestinal obstruction cases. The overall incidence of adult Intussusception is 1-3 cases per 100,000 population comprising 5% of all intussusception cases.

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Concomitant Repair of Parastomal Hernia in the Presence of Midline Ventral Hernia. How Do I Do It?

Parastomal hernias (PHs) and midline ventral hernias are frequent complications following abdominal surgeries, particularly stoma creation, and laparotomies. These hernias are associated with significant morbidity, high recurrence rates, and impaired quality of life.

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A Case Report of a Diagnosis Challenge: Hot Water Epilepsy and Anxiety Disorder

https://doi.org/10.47829/ACMCR.2025.141106 Reflex epilepsy is a specific form of epilepsy, distinguished by the occurrence of seizures in response to specific external stimuli [1]. A notable example of this condition is what is known as Hot Water Epilepsy(HWE), which is characterized by the occurrence of seizures triggered by the pouring of hot water.

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