7th International Conference on

General Surgery & Surgical Research

Scientific Program

Keynote Session:

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Suman Lata

Jipmer University, India

Title: Effect of cervical collar on oropharyngeal sealing pressure and fiberoptic view of the glottis with ambu aura gaintm laryngeal airway: A randomized cross over trial

Biography:

Suman Lata is currently working at Jipmer University, India.

Abstract:

Statement of the problem:

Ambu® AuraGain™ laryngeal airway is one of the newer supraglottic airway devices introduced in 2014. Cervical spine stabilization with hard cervical collar is a routine practice in patients with cervical spine instability, which makes insertion of supra-glottic airways and tracheal intubation difficult. This study was conducted to investigate whether the presence of a cervical collar affects the oropharyngeal sealing pressure(OSP) and fiberoptic view of the glottis in airways secured with the AmbuAuraGain LMA.

Methodology:

This was a randomised cross over study. Thirty five ASA 1-3 patients undergoing elective surgery under general anaesthesia were recruited. In each patient AmbuAuraGain was inserted twice in a crossover manner once with and once without a hard cervical collar in situ. During each insertion of LMA, the oropharyngeal sealing pressure, fiberoptic view of the glottis (assessed by the Brimacombe score), insertion parameters (number of attempts, ease of insertion, time taken to insert) ventilator data and complications were noted.

Findings:

The mean oropharyngeal sealing pressures in both the groups were similar with no significant difference [29.60±3.77 cmH2O without collar and 30.17±3.12 cmH2O with collar (p-0.310)]. The fiberoptic view of glottis was also similar in both groups. The insertion with collar was more difficult than without collar. The number of attempts for successful insertion was same in both the groups. The time taken for appropriate placement of LMA was significantly prolonged in patients with collar [without collar 21.34±9.67 seconds and with collar 26.17±11.71 (p-0.025)].

Conclusion:

We conclude that the AmbuAuraGain LMA can be used in patients whose cervical spine is immobilised with a hard cervical collar.

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Ya A Shliakhtunou

Vitebsk State Medical University, Belarus

Title:  Circulating tumor cells (CTCS) as a marker of the radicality of surgical treatment of breast cancer

Biography:

Ya. A. Shliakhtunou is currently working at Vitebsk State Medical University, Belarus.

Abstract:

Objective. To determine the clinical significance of circulating tumor cells expressing the targeted genes BIRC5 and HER2-neu - markers of minimal residual disease, as markers of the "purity" of the surgical stage of breast cancer treatment.

Methods. The study involved 230 patients with verified primary non-metastatic breast cancer (BC) stage I-IIIC at the age of 58.2 ± 9.9 years. All women underwent surgery in the amount of radical mastectomy in Madden (group 1) – 113 (49.1%), oncoplastic radical resection of the breast (group 2) – 49 (21.3%), and 68 (29.6%) women underwent bilateral subcutaneous mastectomy with regional lymph node dissection on the affected side with simultaneous implant reconstruction (group 3). In all patients on the day of surgery, as well as on day 2 after surgery, peripheral blood was examined for the presence of circulating tumor cells (CTCs). To identify the CTCs, the expression of the BIRC5 and HER2-neu genes was studied using real-time PCR.

Results. Positive BIRC5 mRNA and HER2-neu mRNA CTCs before surgery in the total sample were found in 158 of 230 women (68.7%). Before the operation, in the group of patients subject to radical mastectomy in Madden, the target CSCs were found in 81 women (71.%), in the group of oncoplastic resection subject in 34 (69.4), in the group of subject subcutaneous mastectomy with reconstruction in 43 (63.2).

After surgery, targeted CTCs were identified in venous blood samples of 99 patients (43.0%). After radical mastectomy according to Madden (group 1) CTCs were identified in 46 patients (40.7%), in group 2 after oncoplastic resection of CTCs were identified in 22 women (44.9%), in group 3 after subcutaneous mastectomy with reconstruction of CTCs were identified 31 patients (45.6%). There were no significant differences in the frequency of identification of CTCs expressing the BIRC5 and HER2-neu genes after surgery, depending on its size (p> 0.05). Accordingly, the risk of disease return in patients of these three groups, regardless of the extent of surgical treatment, is comparable. However, the dynamics of decrease in targeted CTCs depending on the volume of the operation is significantly different. In group 1, the proportion of reduction in patients who were positive for CTCs was 31.0%, in group 2 – 24.5%, in group 3 – 17.6% (p = 0.019, ANOVA). In the general sample, the frequency of preservation of targeted CTCs after surgery was significantly higher in the early stages (I-IIA) without regional lymph nodes, 66.2%, than in the more advanced stages (IIB – IIIC), 45.0%.

A significant change in the frequency of identification of the CTCs in the downward direction after the operation was established with luminal A and luminal B HER2 non-expressing cancers. However, in a comparative analysis of the frequency of preservation of CTCs in peripheral blood, depending on the tumor subtype, no significant differences were obtained.

Conclusion. The definition of CTCs expressing the BIRC5 and HER2-neu genes in enriched peripheral blood samples after radical surgery for breast cancer is a reliable marker of the "purity" (radically) of the surgery. In the present study, the most “cleaning” operation was radical Madden mastectomy, which allows removal of CTCs from peripheral blood in 31.0% of patients, compared with oncoplastic resection (24.5%) and subcutaneous mastectomy with implant reconstruction (17.6%). However, the mean frequency of maintaining CTCs in peripheral blood at the level of 43.7±1.9% (M±SD) after the operation in all groups, which is not significantly different, does not significantly differ from the volume of the surgical operation. the amount of surgery does not affect the frequency of return of the disease. Early dissemination of tumor cells contributes to their preservation in the peripheral blood in the form of the CTCs in spite of the surgical intervention.

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Serhii Mitsuk

General Surgeon, Emergency Hospital of Cherkasy,Ukraine

Title: Emergency surgery and trauma surgery in Cherkasy, Ukraine: solutions in a challenging environment

Biography:

EDUCATION: Medical Faculty, Kharkiv National Medical University, Ukraine, Kharkiv 2011; Surgery Faculty, National Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education, Ukraine, Kyiv 2014

WORK: Oct 2014 – To present in “Emergency Hospital of Cherkasy” as General Surgeon

Establishing the diagnosis and treatment; Determining the tactics of the patient in accordance with established rules and standards; Appointing and supervising appropriate treatment; Responsibility for continuity of care for patients on the ward; Performance of all the duties of the general surgeon and execution of urgent operations; Various types of surgeries in the field of emergency surgery and trauma; Patients’ medical care and patients’ management; Urgent decision making as a leader when trauma or emergency surgery; Lecturing and organizing lectures and conferences for doctors and interns in hospital; Organization of Surgical unit work while having lots of patients;

 

Abstract:

Objective:  Ukraine is a young independent country in central Europe.  For a long time this country has occupied by Russian Imperia and USSR. That’s why medicine in Ukraine has a lot of problem now. First of all these problems are related with emergency medicine and trauma. Cherkasy emergency hospital works 24-hours a day and 365-days a year and of course has a lot of patients with abdominal and thoracic injuries. Without modern equipment or laboratory, we always find a way to do our best.  Now reform in medical is going but not all doctors and administrations want changing. Only fresh mind and international studying can help to be like better in medicine.

 

Oral Session 1:

  • Colorectal Surgery | Abdominal Surgery | Endocrine Surgery
Speaker

Chair

Nourredine Gharib

IBN SINA, Morocco

Speaker

Co-Chair

Elena Lucattelli

Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon, University of Siena and Florence, Italy

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Salima Baya

Ibn Sina hospital, Morocco

Title: Breast reduction by supero internal pedicle technique on irradiated and gigantomastic breast : Safe and easy technique

Biography:

Salima Baya is currently working Ibn Sina hospital, Morocco, Morocco

Abstract:

The difficulty of the surgery of gigantomatic breast is the ability to keep the vascularization of the Pam . the irradiation majors the risks of devascularisation and pam and gland necrosis

The breast reduction by the supero internal pedicle is a worldwide technique khnowen to be easy and simple to do even for gigantomastic breast .

We receive a patient who complains about the big volume of her breast , fleche 27 CM at the left breast and 30 cm on the right one  and which has a previously ( ten years ago ) a tumorectomy and local irradiation on her supero externe quadrant on her left breast

We choose the supero internal pedicle for his security and easy technique and because the irradiation doesn ‘t affect his vascularization

The results was satisfaying without any vascular or necroziting complications

 

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Achraf Khairi

Ibn Sina hospital, Morocco

Title: Autologous platelet rich plasma/thrombin gel (acr®plus) effect on the repair of complicated pluritissular wounds

Biography:

A Khairi is currently working at Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Morocco.

Abstract:

We started our experiment with regenerative medicine in 2001 with PRF technique, which allowed us to obtain fast and good quality healing in the oral cavity, this experience make us spontaneously adhering the use of PRP biological glue as a means of stimulating cellular regeneration in a traditional way with sample blood tubes.

The PRF glue contains key factors involved in tissue repair mechanisms.

We have noticed that the quality of granulation tissue is better with the addition of the APRP which will be much more conducive to receiving a skin graft and allowing its maximum integration.

So we manage some complicated cases using APRP and a simple skin graft while in this kind of situation we used flaps.

 

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Mounia Nasr

Ibn Sina Hospital, Morocco

Title: The Zitelli flap in reconstruction of the substance loss of the distal end of the nose : case report

Biography:

Nasr Mounia  is currently working at Ibn Sina Hospital, Morocco.

Abstract:

Small losses of nose substances secondary to a tumor of the nose at the tip and the nostril are difficult to reconstruct. The bilobed flap of Zitelli is the best indication in these cases.

We will present the case of a 60-year-old man with an infiltrating basal cell carcinoma, poorly limited to 6mm in diameter, straddling the tip of the nose, the right nostril and the right paramedian face.The tumor is removed with 3mm lateral safety margins, the reconstruction of the loss of substance is made with Zitelli's improved bilobed flap allowing coverage of the loss of substance without anatomic and aesthetic modification of the subunits of the nose .

Nasal reconstruction must respect morphological, functional and aesthetic imperatives. Unit repairs offer the advantage of repairing loss of substance with skin of the same quality, matched in texture and color, and they reconstruct aesthetic subunits of the nose while maintaining scars within the unit. . The bilobed flap is a double transposition flap whose overall rotation is 90 °, with a rotation of each lobe of the order of 45 °. It must be dissected sub-muscular to ensure its viability. It is intended for losses of substance less than 20mm in size, paramedianes, low columellar tip or that can border the nostril margin.

 

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B. Mderreg

Ibn Sina University Hospital, Morocco

Title: Medial tight lifting the experience of our department

Biography:

B Mderreg is currently working at Plastic surgery department in Ibn Sina University Hospital, Morocco.

Abstract:

Medial thighplasty is a surgical technique that’s reduce excess skin and fat in the medial part of the thighs and improve in the same time the skin quality and tone. Because of the changes which occur with age and weight loss, the skin and subcutaneous tissue of the medial thigh region show relaxation from the loss of tone and elasticity, with inevitable ptosis of the tissues. This surgical procedure can be associated with a significant rate of complications especially postoperative edema and scar migration, improved by performing simultaneous liposuction and anchorage sutures to guard against the effect of heavy skin flaps.

A total of 13 female patients presented during the period from January 2014 to March 2019 complaining of moderate to severe thigh laxity with or without lipodystrophy. In 10 patients medial transverse thigh lift was performed, when the laxity was particularly in the upper half of the tight. Whereas, in the other three patients a vertical thigh lift was chosen considering the location of the laxity that toke the whole tight. In both groups an aggressive liposuction was performed and systematic anchorage suture to the colles fascia. All patients recovered well in 2 weeks and showed improvement of thigh contour. No Scar downward displacement or no skin necrosis or seroma was encountered neither labial distortion.

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Galyna Khrushch

Peoples Friendship University, Russia

Title: Non surgical Rhinoplasty with HA-fillers and PDO collagen stimulated barbed and smooth methothreads

Biography:

Galyna Khrushch is currently working at Peoples’ Friendship University, Russia.

Abstract:

1)Introductions.

The non surgical Rhinoplasty is one of the most recommended and affective procedures for ingactible aesthethic corrections. Non surgical rhinoplasty reserved correction of the post-surjical impertections such as camouflage after surgical rhinoplasty after trauma or for improving the shape of the nose. With combining some fillers and PDO collagen stimulated threads we are able to do this by placing smooth and barbed threads .

The best benefits of this techniqui are that you can get safe and easy results.

2)Main part.

Of cours the most important thins is knowleges of anatomy of the nose.

We have to remember ,that the dorsal nasal artery runs alon the dorsum of the nose,that is approximately 3 mm away from the midline of the nose .It is a very significant vessel that gives blood suppluy to the surrounding tissue ,the needle can be inserted parallel into that blood vessel.

The dorsal nasal artery anastomoses with the ophthalmic,intratrochlear and agular arteries.The widespread embolism through the connected blood vessels manifists as skin necrosis in geographic pattern. It is also a branch of ophthalmic artery so we should remember that propagation of the fillers embolus may cause eye symptoms. The nasal tip area is supplied primarily by the angular and the superior labial arteries,which are derived from the facial artery.

In general,the angular artery,provides the lateral nasal artery,wich passes medially along the cephalic margin of the Lateral crura and gives off caudal branches toward the nostril rim. The superior labial artery originates from the columella to the region between the domes. The lateral nasal and columellar arteries then meet over the dorsal region,forming an alar arcade that runs along the cephalic margin of the lateral crura.This arcade runs superficial to the SMAS.

Superficial to the alar arcade is the subdermal plexus of the nasaltip skin that is supplied by branches of bouth ophthalmic and facial artery system. Venous system also runs superficial to the SMAS along the lateral wall,dorsum,and supratip regions of the nose. One of the most important viens in the nose is the lateral nasal vein ,which runs over the perichondrium of the middle nasal vault .

Analyzing the Nose:

Nasal fillers and threads indications:

-want to wear thear Rhinoplasty

-bridge to thear secondary or tertiary Rhinoplasty

-can’t afford Rhinoplasty

-don’t desire nasal surgery

-should’t have any more nasal surgery

3)Method of procedures:

With HA fillers we can be able to use for dorsume with a 90-degree inclination to minimize the subdermal course of the needle, thus reducing the risk for vessel incannulation. The beveling of the needle is oriented toward the finger compressing the dorsum. The medial dorsum is slightly overcorrected, whereas injection is more conservative laterally. The injected area is gently massaged to avoid bumps. 

For incriase nasal projection  the needle is inserted with a 45-degree inclination addressing the inferior border of the nasal spine.

Injection should start submuscularly with the needle touching the nasal spine. Besides providing tip support, the submuscular injection also lengthens the depressor septi muscle, thus reducing its retracting effect on the tip.

PDO threads have been used for nasal tip projection, dorsal length elongation, and nostril correction. The results of relative length ratios comparing true lateral photographs showed significant increase in tip projection.

Goal and objectives:

  • systematization and classification deformity of the nose
  • development and implementation of complex correction algorithms that take into account the prevailing factor in the occurrence of this manifestation;
  • the study of the optimal combination of treatments for their synergistic effects;
  • injection rhinoplasty  with HA-fillers and PDO threads as part of a comprehensive program of beautification of the middle third;
  • concept of remodeling the shape of the nose depending on the degree of trauma or other factors  such as previsoious rhinoplasty ,belonging to a morphotype;
  • clinical testing of new techniques to demonstrate well-proven quality and safe  medicine for   injectable correction the shape of the nose
  • use combine method   PDO threads  with a ha-fillers

Conclusions :

The nonsurgical rhinoplasty technique with HA-Fillers and PDO threads described here proved to be safe, effective, and reliable with excellent patient-reported outcome. It may allow correction of selected nasal defects with reduced cost and minimal downtime.