Homoplastic ovarian transplant

Homoplastic ovarian transplantation is recommended by Sippel (Zntrlb. F. Gyn., 1924, No. 1-2) in the treatment of infertility, which is based on disorders and irregularities in egg maturation processes with a tendency to premature rupture of follicles, followed by atresia or small cyst-like degeneration.

Depression Due to Polycystic Ovary Syndrome in Adolescents

Introduction: Polycystic ovary syndrome(PCOS) is a common endocrinal disorder of reproductive age, that cause enlarged ovaries with small cyst on the outer edges with infrequent or prolonged menstrual cycles, excess hair growth, acne and obesity, which is nowadays prevailing among females at adolescent stage. About 5-10% of women among the general population of in the world are affected by PCOS. There is an increase in the prevalence of PCOS among the women and young girls of reproductive age, where they experience depression because of PCOS particularly. The exact cause of PCOS is unknown. The early diagnosis and treatment along with weight loss may reduce the long term complications of PCOS. It is not only a problem associated with reproduction, but also has associated vital metabolic and psychological health risks. Aim: Depression Due to Polycystic Ovary Syndrome in Adolescents Conclusion: In comparison to safe controls, adolescents with PCOS had lower self-esteem, more anxiety, and more depressive symptoms. Future research is required to look into the psychiatric issues that affect adolescents with PCOS.

A clinical study to evaluate the role of kuberaksha vati & ashokarishta in the management of pcos

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is common endocrine disorder in which women struggle with imbalanced hormones leading to Infertility. most women with PCOS have many small Cyst on their Ovaries. the cyst are not harmful but leading to hormonal imbalance .The incidence of PCOS appears to rising in India day by day it is seen as many as 5% to 10% of women in their reproductive age .the incident is increasing may be due to change in lifestyle to more sedentary existence overtime , lack of physical exercise , stress, strain, high caloric food and indiscriminate dietary habit results in metabolic, endocrinal, reproductive disturbances, therefore women faces various problem related to reproductive disorder like irregular menstrual cycle, ovarian cyst, miscarriage, irritability, hair loss, acne, hirsutism, weight gain. To overcome through this problem Ayurveda suggests the very effective treatment. A 26 years old patient came in OPD of Streerog Prasutitantra Department on 10-05-2019 having compliant of obesity, menstrual irregularity, hirsutism, acne. she was treated by ayurvedic line of treatment i.e. Kuberaksha Vati & Ashokarishta. Hence presented a case.

Rare Case of Prolapsing Vaginal Cyst

ABSTRACT Müllerian cysts typically are <2 cm in size and asymptomatic. Our patient presented with big mass coming out per vaginum and intermittent vaginal discharge. A provisional diagnosis of first degree uterovaginal descent with cystorectocele with small right lateral vaginal wall cyst was made. The patient was posted for vaginal hysterectomy with anteroposterior colporrhaphy with excision of the cyst. What we thought was a routine vaginal hysterectomy for prolapse allotting another few minutes for a small cyst removal, turned out to be a complicated procedure, requiring additional time and expertize. Not all patients presenting with mass coming out per vaginum, necessarily, are a case of prolapse. One should not minimize the importance of vaginal wall cysts, irrespective of their size. A detailed evaluation, using MRI scan is indicated, prior to proceeding with their removal. How to cite this article Valecha SM, Shah N, Gandhewar M, Shende P. Rare Case of Prolapsing Vaginal Cyst. J South Asian Feder Obst Gynae 2013;5(1):40-41.

Frontoethmoidectomy with Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Implant in the Treatment of Mucocele

External frontoethmoidectomy with sinus obliteration using ceramic hydroxyapatite granules was applied to prevent the postoperative complications in 12 patients with frontal mucocele. Eleven patients were satisfactorily treated by this method, although minor complications such as slight diplopia and retraction of the frontal region were present in one case. One patient had small cyst persistence in the orbit and was treated again. There have been no recurrences to date in any of the patients during follow-up periods of 22 to 53 months.

Wilson-Mikity Syndrome in a Full-Term Male Twin

In 1960 Wilson and Mikity1 reported a syndrome of chronic respiratory distress in premature infants. Signs of hyperpnea, intercostal retractions, and cyanosis develop insidiously during the first several weeks of life. Episodes of apnea and rales on auscultation can occur. Respiratory distress persists for the first month or two and slowly subsides in the infants who survive. The chest radiographs show progressive distinctive changes.2 During the acute phase, the radiographs show a diffuse streaky infiltrate, multiple small cyst-like foci, and often hyperaeration. The intermediate stage is characterized by coarse streaks radiating from the hilus, primarily to the upper lobes, with basilar clearing.