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- SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ADHESIVE TYMPANUM.

- SURGICAL TREATMENT OF MENI'ERE'S DISEASE.

- Survey of antimicrobial prophylaxis for surgical procedures in Lebanese hospitals. Antimicrobial prophylaxis (AMP) is an effective measure to prevent the surgical site infection (SSI). This prospective survey of three months describe the...

- SYSTEMIC FUNGAL INFECTIONS AMENABLE TO CHEMOTHERAPY

- The accident surgery of motorways.

- The adrenal response to surgical trauma.

- THE CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME.

- The development of quality assurance in the German health care system. Quality assurance efforts in the German health care system have primarily been a responsibility of the medical profession. The Federal and State Physician...

- The eternal swab.

- The hand in surgery.

- The importance of protein metabolism and liver function in geriatric surgical patients.

- THE INCOMPETENT CERVIX.

- THE LUMBOSACRAL JOINT.

- The medical evaluation and management of the elderly surgical patient. Contrary to earlier findings, elderly patients are not at significantly greater risk of perioperative morbidity or mortality than younger patients simply...

- The midline posterior elbow incision. An anatomical appraisal. The formation of a painful neuroma after operations on the medial or lateral sides of the elbow is a common problem. Our aim was to determine the...

- The nutritional assessment of hospital patients - a critical review.

- The paretic pupil: its incidence and aetiology after keratoplasty for keratoconus. The present study reveals that pupillary abnormalities are common after keratoplasty for keratoconus and that, in addition to the fixed dilated pupils which...

- The preoperative electrocardiogram as an indicator of risk in major noncardiac surgery. In this series of 198 patients studied prospectively before major noncardiac surgery, we previously reported that an abnormal preoperative electrocardiogram...

- The preoperative electrocardiogram: have we reached the end of an era?

- The recognition of post-operative vascular complications.