IMPLICATIONS IN TOTAL EXTRA-PERITONEAL HERNIOPLASTY
In 11.43% of total extraperitoneal preperitoneal (TEP) inguinal hernioplasties, posterior rectus sheath was found complete with absent Arcuate line. In these patients, endoscopic vision and ease of the procedure were significantly less, and operating time was longer with increased rates of complications of peritoneal injury, surgical emphysema and seroma.

Graciela Lidia Boccaccio
Buenos Aires, Argentina

     

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Informed consent is an important aspect of clinical dental practice and human biomedical research which is necessary for better dentist patient relationship and medico-legal issues. Thorough knowledge of the same is mandatory among dental professionals

Gustavo Da Silva
Lisboa, Portugal

  

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Haridoss Selvakumar
Kattankulathur, India

  

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Aman Chowdhry
New Delhi, In

  

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  REDEFINING THE CAUSE FOR THE PERSISTENT INFECTION OF ENDODONTICALLY TREATED TEETH.
Aim: To address the cause of persistent infection of root canal treated teeth. Materials and Methods: 60 human single-rooted teeth divided into three groups. Group I (control group): no access opening and one-third of the apical root sealed using varnish. Group II: no preparation of teeth samples. In group III, apical root cementum was exposed to lactic acid and roughened using diamond point to mimic apical resorption. In group II & III E. faecalis broth was inoculated in the root canals and apical one-third of the tooth was immersed in the broth for 8 weeks with alternate day refreshment followed by biomechanical preparation, obturation and coronal seal. Apical one-third of all teeth samples were again immersed in the broth for 8 weeks to mimic secondary infection. The teeth were split into two halves and observed under confocal microscope. Results: E. faecalis penetrated 160 μm deep into the root cementum in group III samples and only showed adhesion in group II samples. Conclusion: Adhesion and Penetration of E. faecalis into the cementum could be the reason for persistent infection.

Rahul Halkai
Kalaburgi(gulbarga), In

  

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