EDITORIAL
ENDOCRINE SURGERY
Myasthenia Gravis (Part II)
J. De la Hoz.
PROFESSIONAL PROFILES
Nature and Perspective of Surgical Disease
J. F Patiño
SUBJECT REVIEW
Clinical Evaluation of the Surgical Wound
S Saptiste de Arroyo
Classification of the Infected Surgical Wound
A. Galarz.a L.
Gastric Duplication
M. Tawil, A. Vera, G. Rasero, F Arias
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
Laparoscopic Splenectomy
N. Zundel, H. Restrepo. 1.D. Hernández
Laparoscopic Splenectomy in Children Experience at the San José University Hospital, Popayán
C. F Chaux. H. Pastas
Peripheric Vascular Trauma: Review of 577 Vascular Injuries
F Quiroz, A. García, M. Pérez
THERAPEUTICAL INNOVATIONS
Varicose Veins- Treatment by Radiosclerosis
C. A. Rodríguez
ETHICAL-LEGAL MEDICAL CONTROVERSIES
Jehova’s Witnesses Patients: Shall we assume the risk of Performing Surgical Procedures on them?
F Guzmán M.
SCIENTIFIC AND TECNICAL ADVANCES
Scanning Abdominal Ultrasonography in patients with Suspected Appendictis
Expandible Methal Endoprosthesis for the Correction of Colonic Obstructions
Surgical Aspects of 34 Liver Transplants
Bowl Intlamatory Disease and Cancer: Epidemiology, Diagnosis and Treatment
Achalasia: Comparative Analysis of Dilation and Myotomy Results
GLOSSARY
1. Silva
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