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    Acute small bowel obstruction due to Quain hernia (caused by defect of broad ligament), diagnostic and treatment challenge
    (Oficyna Wydawnicza AFM, 2023) Raffeiner, Stephan; Eshja, Esmeralda; Happacher, Ruth; Shabat, Galyna; Mueller, Martin
    Background: Acute small bowel obstruction due to internal hernia is a rare condition. One of the most rare encounters is the Quain hernia (caused by broad ligament defect). Material and methods: A rare case of internal Quain hernia due to a broad ligament defect that caused an acute small intestine obstruction is described. Results: The challenge of diagnosis and the treatment choice is briefly discussed. Conclusions: Patients with broad ligament defect could be clinically very chellenging with not effective RX for the early diagnosis. CT scan with intravenous contrast enhancement could be useful for diagnosis and CT radiologic sign of deviation of the “healthy” uterus to the left or to the right side could be considered like an indirect CT sign of Quain internal hernia. More clinical case studies of treatment options are necessary for further evaluations.
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    Medicine and Public Health, 2023, Vol. 1, Number 2
    (Oficyna Wydawnicza AFM Uniwersytetu Andrzeja Frycza Modrzewskiego w Krakowie, 2023) Kelčíková, Simona; Mazúchová, Lucia; Malinovská, Nora; Maskálová, Erika; Rúfusová, Nikola; Wąsik, Magdalena Maria; Kolendo, Jarosław; Potapov, Oleksii; Szweda, Hanna; Szymanowski, Paweł; Vasavada, Bhavin; Patel, Hardik; Komorowski, Andrzej L.; Raffeiner, Stephan; Eshja, Esmeralda; Happacher, Ruth; Shabat, Galyna; Mueller, Martin; Józefiak, Anna Maria; Szczepanik, Magdalena Anna; Zavatskyi, Ruslan; Korneta, Krzysztof
    Introduction: "In the second issue of “Medicine and Public Health” readers have the opportunity to enjoy eight interesting articles. It is important to notice that our journal is drawing the attention of international authors, and hopefully readers as well. This authors of this issue come from four different countries. The authors from Italy share with us an interesting and splendidly illustrated case of a rare internal hernia, the authors from India describe a rare form of liver tumour, while those from Slovakia describe the context of a preventive gynaecological examination. The Polish authors also share with us several interesting aspects of contemporary medicine. Wąsik et al. review the emerging role of ICG technique in surgery, and Szweda et al. deal with urethral profilometry. Interesting case reports by Kolendo (a rare complication of arthrosocopy) and Józefiak (a rare appendiceal tumour), as well as my own commentary on the current status of lymphadenectomy for gastric cancer, complete this issue. I very much hope readers will enjoy this issue and that they won’t be disappointed."(...)