Articles on apendektomi

ZELİHA ÇELİK

2026, Vol 42, Issue 1, Page 90-93

Endometriosis is defined as the presence of endometrial glands and stroma outside the uterine cavity and musculature. Appendiceal endometriosis was first described in 1860 by von Rokitansky. The pathogenesis of endometriosis is based on three main theories: Retrograde menstruation with implantation...

MEHMET TOLGA KAFADAR, GÜRKAN DEĞİRMENCİOĞLU

2018, Vol 34, Issue 3, Page 119-121

A rare cause of acute abdomen; appendiceal neuroma. Case report \n \n ABSTRACT \n \n Acute abdomen refers to nontraumatic pathologies of abdominal origin which are characterized by sudden-onset abdominal pain. In most cases the cause of pain is a pathological condition requiring urgent surgical...

MEHMET SAYDAM, HÜSEYİN SİNAN, MUHARREM ÖZTAŞ, AHMET ZİYA BALTA, MEHMET YILDIZ

2013, Vol 29, Issue 4, Page 180-181

Amyand hernia is described presence of appendices vermiformis in inguinal hernia sac. The incidence of Amyand hernia is approximately 1% of all hernias. There are many treatment procedures of Amyand’s hernia. Since Amyand hernia is extremely rare and there are many controversial surgical...

MEHMET ZAFER SABUNCUOĞLU, TUĞRUL ÇAKIR, MEHMET FATİH BENZİN, GİRAYHAN CELİK, AYLİN SABUNCUOĞLU

2016, Vol 32, Issue 1, Page 23-24

Amyand Hernia is described as the presence of normal or inflamed appendix vermiformis in inguinal hernia sac. It was first described by C. Amyand in 1735 and occurs in approximately 1% in inguinal hernia. In this article, we presented two patients with amyand hernia that operated incarcerated...