ANORECTAL ABSCESS / RECTAL ABSCESS OR PERIANAL ABSCESS / PERIRECTAL ABSCESS
anorectal abscess is a collection of puss in the cavity or area of anus and rectum. Anus has a muscle that is called sphincter that opens
anorectal abscess is a collection of puss in the cavity or area of anus and rectum. Anus has a muscle that is called sphincter that opens
olvulus is a condition in which the bowel twists on itself. It is common in sigmoid colon, due to The Sigmoid mesocolon is larger than the the sigmoid colon - It is the most moveable part of larger intestine
Telescoping of one part of intestine into the other the commonest is from proximal to distal. Causing blocked of material which flow through the bowel as well as blood flow which can cause necrosis. It is a serious condition. Common in the infants, 5 to 9 months of age
Uterine fibroids are abnormal non-cancerous growth made up of mostly fibrous tissue, that develop in or on women's womb (uterus). They are the most common type of growth in a woman's pelvic area.
Uterus is main reproductive organ. Situated in behind urinary bladder and in front of rectum, at pelvic floor.
Uterine (endometrial) polyps are small fleshy non cancerous growth that develop along the inner lining of uterus ( Endometrium)... Endometrium is the lining of the inside of the womb (Uterus). Uterine polyps are usually non-cancerous but very few can be cancerous or precancerous
A Vesicovaginal fistula is an abnormal communication between the urinary bladder and vagina.That result urine leaking out uncontrollably through the vagina.
A pouch like small organ called gall bladder. In which formation stone (lith) the condition is called cholelithiasis. Gall bladder situated just below the liver. Gall bladder function is to store bile and release time to time to help in proper digestion.
It is the inflammation of appendix. Appendix is a narrow small pouch(4 inch) projected from intestine. It is situated at the junction of large intestine and small intestine. Basically it has no function but it produce antibody