Non-specific Necrotizing Jejunitis: A New Challenging Entity.

• S H MANSOOR

• U F YOUSAF

• B A SULEMAN

• A I QURESHI

Non-specific Necrotizing Jejunitis (NNJ) is an uncommon paediatric surgical problem. Nine cases of NNJ presenting as acute abdomen were studied. Exploration revealed ischemic changes in small intestin ... Read More

Refractive Errors In The Mentally Handicapped

• M TAYYIB

It was felt that mentally handicapped children were neglected regarding their refractive errors. Correction of these errors should be beneficial to their development. All students of a local institute ... Read More

Should Blood be Cross Matched for Every Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP)?

• M U KHAN

• S IQBAL

We reviewed the records of 64 patients who underwent a transurethral prostatectomy by one surgeon (MUK) between February 1995 and November 2995. The objective was to see if routine preoperative cross ... Read More

Surgical Reconstruction Of Full Thickness Alar Defects With Auricular Composite Grafts.

• M S IKRAM

• A H BABAR

During a period of 6 years, we have used auricular composite grafts for reconstruction of full thickness defects of the ala of the nose in 11 patients (follow-up 3 to 84 months; mean 40.5 months). The ... Read More

Control Of Epistaxis in a Teaching Hospital.

• M AHMAD

• M AMJAD

• A HAMEED

This is a study of one hundred patients of epistaxis who reported to the department of ENT at Services Hospital, Lahore during the year 1993-94 patients underwent anterior nasal packing in emergency f ... Read More

Maternal Mortality at Lady Willingdon Hospital: A comparison of causes twenty years apart.

• S K LODHI

• A W YUSUF

To determine the causes of maternal deaths and to ascertain if there was any change in the causes between the recent years as compared to the past. Methods: The causes of maternal mortality were studi ... Read More