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Abdominal eventration: indications and convalescence

Laparotomy or commonly known as "abdominal dissection" is a surgical procedure that involves opening the abdomen through an incision. This opening allows various surgical procedures. Different routes are possible depending on the organ to be operated on. When is an abdominal dissection usually indicated? How does the procedure take place ? What are the potential complications ? What about…

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Lipoma in the back: Treatment and recovery (explained)

SURGERY, Medical imaging

Lipoma is a fairly common condition that affects about 2% of the world's population. It is a benign tumor made up of fat that usually sits under the skin. Although it is not painful and there is virtually no risk of it degenerating, a lipoma can sometimes be troublesome due to...

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Sequelae after a narrow lumbar canal operation: All you need to know

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A narrow spinal canal operation is a common procedure to relieve pressure on the spinal cord. This type of operation can be useful for treating different conditions. However, it is important to be aware of the potential sequelae (side effects) that follow this procedure. In this article, we'll discuss the definition and anatomy of operation...

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Foraminal Stenosis Surgery: Types and Procedure

SURGERY, CERVICALGIA

If you experience pain in your back, neck, or chest, you may have foraminal stenosis. This is a condition that occurs when the foramina, which are the spaces through which the spinal nerves pass. This can cause pain and other symptoms. In some rare cases, surgery can...

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Pelvic fracture: Duration of hospitalization (how long?)

SURGERY, ADVICE AND PREVENTION

A pelvic fracture is a serious injury. It often requires surgery, and the length of hospitalization can be quite long. In this article we will see how long a person usually stays in the hospital after a pelvic fracture. We will also give you some tips for recovering from this injury. …

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How to unlock the crural nerve? (Is it possible ?)

sciatic nerve and cruralgia, SURGERY

Cruralgia occurs when the nerve in the front of the thigh is irritated or blocked. This leads to burning sensations, muscle weakness and numbness in the lower back. The sensations radiate to the ankle. In the majority of cases, the nerve is not pinched, and the pain and …

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Spinal stenosis: operation and recovery

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Spinal stenosis is a back condition characterized by a narrowing of the spinal canal, causing potential spinal cord compression in some cases. But what are the causes of this stenosis? how to recognize it? what about his operation and recovery? Answers in this article. Brief reminder...

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Broken sternum: what to do in case of fracture?

SURGERY, DIAGNOSIS

If you experience chest pain as a result of a strong impact on your chest, it would be best to seek medical attention as soon as possible. Although they are rare, fractures of the sternum can accompany trauma to the chest following a car accident or a violent shock to the …

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Cervical infiltration and work stoppage: All you need to know

CERVICALGIA, SURGERY, AVAILABLE TREATMENTS

For certain types of neck pain, the doctor can sometimes resort to spinal infiltration. It comes into play to relieve intense and chronic neck pain resistant to various analgesic treatments. However, for the drug to take effect, it is necessary to respect some recommendations, in particular on rest and sick leave. We're going …

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Leg pain after lumbar arthrodesis: What connection?

SURGERY, Chronic Pain

If you are one of the many people who suffer from leg pain after lumbar arthrodesis, you are not alone. This type of surgery is often done to treat disc disease or other conditions of the lumbar spine, but it can sometimes lead to leg pain. In this article, we will examine…

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