Abdominal reconstruction using components separation in the presence of enterocutaneous fistula, stoma or infection is challenging. Large incisional hernias vary in their complexity and in the ...

Background: Abdominal closure in the presence of enterocutaneous fistula, stoma or infection can be challenging. A single-surgeon's experience of performing components separation abdominal ...

One of Johannesburg’s oldest hospitals, Helen Joseph, is in disarray. Lack of security, non-payment of food service providers, dirty linen piling up in ...

By and large, we like ConvaTec's businesses that focus on chronic care, which translates into an ongoing stream of revenue from relatively concentrated global markets. However, the company stumbled ...

This effect also led to the separation of virus particle subpopulations, with convective entrapment being identified as a plausible explanation. This fluid-dynamic effect can cause retention of large ...

Emma Sellars has had a stoma bag since the age of 17 "In the six years I've had a stoma, I've had one toilet that's been completely accessible for me," says Emma Sellars. "It is a real downer to ...

"In the six years I've had a stoma, I've had one toilet that's been completely accessible for me," says Emma Sellars. "It is a real downer to be honest." The 23-year-old from Lincoln has been ...

A stoma is an opening in your belly's wall that a surgeon makes in order for waste to leave your body if you can't have a bowel movement through your rectum. You might get one if you have ...

“I’ve known about Edna Lewis for a long time,” says William & Mary history professor Adrienne Petty. “I just can’t pinpoint the moment I learned about her.” Petty is part of a panel ...

“To further enhance separation of powers with less intervention from the Exe­cutive, all legislative acts of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, whenever appropriate, should be advised by either ...

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