Case
01
Catastrophe of blast injury
A report on the pattern of damage an explosion causes to the body, and what it takes to save such a patient.
Chakraborty RR, Bhuyan NA. ANZ Journal of Surgery 2015;85(Suppl. 1):TS023P 134.
Case
02
De Garengeot hernia
A very rare hernia in which the appendix is found trapped inside the hernia sac — most surgeons never see one.
Chakraborty RR, Bhuyan NA. ANZ Journal of Surgery 2015;85(Suppl. 1):GS029P 49.
Case
03
Prevertebral emphysema
A case series on air trapped in front of the spine — an unusual warning sign after injury to the neck or chest.
Case series — ongoing.
Case
04
Non-therapeutic laparotomy in abdominal trauma
Research showing that many abdominal operations after injury turn out to be unnecessary, and how to avoid opening a patient who does not need it.
Chakraborty RR, Ahmed S, Chakraborty PP, Maruf AA. Indian Journal of Science and Technology, accepted October 2020.
Exceptional cases & reports
Cases worth writing down
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