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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-30443-3ith GBC and SOJ. We address the anatomical and pathological basis, role, efficacy and results of surgical resection in patients with GBC and SOJ; palliation (surgical or non-surgical) of SOJ is not being addressed.

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Post-gastrectomy Complications,bariatric setting. Surgeons must still therefore be aware of the post-gastrectomy complications and be able to recognize and treat them appropriately. We discuss the presentation and management of various post-gastrectomy complications seen in relation to malignant gastric resectional surgery. As ga

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Advances in Imaging of Inflammatory Bowel Disease,er of uncertain aetiology, with a prevalence of 45 per million and an annual incidence of 6.1 per million population in India [1, 2]. There is a geographical variation, with UC being more common in northern India and CD being more common in the south. The burden of IBD may be higher than previously

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Unusual Presentations of Gallstones,in the West. In India its prevalence is reported to be 3–6% [3, 4]. Interestingly the prevalence is seven times more in northern than in southern India [5]. Most often its presentation is straightforward, posing no diagnostic or therapeutic dilemma, but in certain situations its presentation is unus

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Gall Bladder Cancer with Jaundice: The Unscaled Frontier,, remains the best chance of cure. Surgical obstructive jaundice (SOJ) in GBC is well known as an important predictor of poor prognosis [1–3]. It is associated with several unfavourable anatomical, physiological and pathological features which together translate into poor chances of a curative surgi