Browsing by Author "Güler, A."

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Adenocarcinoma of Fallopian Tube Case Coexisting With Tuberculous Salpingitis
(2012) Güler, A.; Kolusari, A.; Bulut, G.; Kurdoǧlu, Z.
Primay fallopian tube cancers, the least frequently seen among female genital malignancies, are very similar to ovarian cancers in histological properties and behavior. Data on its etiology, risk factors and prognosis is limited probably as a result of its rarity. There are few case reports in literature about tubal cancers coexisting with tuberculous salpingitis. While etiology of the tumor is still unknown, probable relation of it with chronic inflammation, infertility, tuberculous salpingitis and tubal endometriosis was noted. A case of primary tubal adenocarcinoma diagnosed postoperatively in a patient having high levels of Ca 125 and a right adnexal mass that was found during investigations for her menometrorrhagia was presented. In countries where tuberculosis is still an important health problem, the relation of the tubal cancer with tuberculous salpingitis should be remembered and surgical and specific medical treatments of the disease should be made accordingly. Copyright © 2012 by Türkiye Klinikleri.
Antenatal Diagnosis of Placenta Increta and Its Successful Conservative Management With Methotrexate
(2013) Güler, A.; Kosus, N.; Turan, A.; Mil, Z.
Growing number of cesarean deliveries lead to the increased frequency of abnormally invasive placentation. Success in the management of placenta accreta relies on accurate early diagnosis with appropriate perioperative multidisciplinary planning to anticipate and avoid massive obstetric haemorrhage at delivery. In this report, a case of placenta previa increta that was diagnosed antenatally with ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging and managed conservatively with methotrexate was presented with the discussion of literature.
Bone Mineral Density Assessment by Dual Energy X-Ray Absorbtiometry as Multiple or Single Assessment of Rat Bones Causes Discrepancy
(2012) Koc, Z.P.; Balci, T.A.; Say, Y.; Aksakal, B.; Güler, A.
Rifamycin Sv Application To Subcutanous Tissue for Prevention of Post-Cesarean Surgical Site Infection
(TIP ARASTIRMALARI DERNEGI, 2010) Köşüş, A.; Köşüş, N.; Güler, A.; Çapar, M.
Aim: The aim of this study was to compare the effect of Rifamycin SV application to subcutaneous tissue for prevention of post-caesarean wound infection with a traditional method used for preoperative antisepsis of skin; povidone-iodine and also to calculate cost of the treatment. Method: In this randomized prospective study, 1272 women were divided into two groups. Povidone-iodine was used for preoperative antisepsis and after closure of the skin in the first group. In the second group povidone-iodine was used in the same way but also subcutaneous tissue was irrigated with Rifamycin SV before closure of subcutaneous tissue. Result: Surgical site infection (SSI) was developed in 12 of 600 patients in the first group. All of them were superficial incisional SSI. In 2 cases wound was opened up to fascia. The overall rate of wound infection with pus was 2%. Total cost of 12 patients with SSI was $5386.In the 2nd group, SSI wasn't develop in any of the 596 patients. Total cost of the rifamycin SV used for washing of subcutaneous tissue was $876.12. Conclusion: Rifamycin SV application to subcutaneous tissue during cesarian effectively prevents SSI. It decreases both cost and morbidity caused by wound infection.