Long-Term Survival After HIPEC
HIPEC therapy is an increasingly preferred method in the treatment of peritoneal cancer. This treatment, notable for its potential to improve peritoneal cancer survival rates, also presents promising findings in terms of hyperthermic chemotherapy outcomes. Studies, particularly those led by Prof. Dr. İlter Özer, demonstrate a significant imp..
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Anal Fissure & Constipation Care
Anal fissures and constipation are uncomfortable conditions that many people experience and often cause pain during defecation. Developing effective management strategies for anal fissure treatment is key to overcoming this problem. First, establishing a bowel routine is important to prevent constipation; fiber-rich foods and adequate water consu..
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Gas-Bloat After Reflux Surgery
Gas problems after reflux surgery are a common issue for many patients. Especially after surgical procedures like fundoplication, bloating, known as bloat syndrome, can occur. This can negatively impact patients' quality of life and is often an unpleasant experience. Prof. Dr. İlter Özer discusses gas formation and the effects of bloat s..
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Anal Fistula Recurrence Causes
An anal fistula is a channel that forms in the anal region and is usually a bothersome condition. Factors contributing to recurrence include inadequate treatment methods, the presence of infections, and the patient's lifestyle. Fistula surgery is one of the most effective methods for a permanent solution; however, working with a specialist ph..
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Hemorrhoid Treatment by Grade
Hemorrhoids are a common ailment, and the degree of hemorrhoids plays a significant role in treatment planning. Hemorrhoid grades are a critical factor in determining the severity of the disease and treatment methods. While first-degree hemorrhoids can often be treated with simple lifestyle changes and dietary adjustments, second and third-degree..
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Umbilical Hernia Mesh Indications
An umbilical hernia is a health problem caused by the opening of weak points in the abdominal region and usually requires surgical intervention. The use of umbilical hernia mesh is a commonly preferred method during hernia repair. This technique, by placing the mesh in the hernia area, helps to ensure tissue integrity while significantly reducing..
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Incisional Hernia Risk Assessment
An inguinal hernia is a condition where internal organs protrude through a weak point in the abdominal wall. An incisional hernia, on the other hand, is a type of hernia that occurs after surgery and is a significant concern for patients at risk of postoperative hernias. Surgical complications can play a role in the development of incisional hern..
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Slow Weight Loss After Sleeve
Failure to lose weight after sleeve gastrectomy is a common problem faced by many individuals. While sleeve gastrectomy results are generally successful, some patients may experience a slowdown in weight loss. This is often due to dietary errors. Incorrect eating habits, insufficient protein intake, or carelessness in fluid consumption can negati..
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Importance of Manometry in Reflux
Reflux disease is a common health problem affecting many people today, and effective treatment requires the use of accurate diagnostic methods. In this regard, the reflux manometry test plays a crucial role. This test, which measures esophageal pressure, helps detect conditions such as esophageal motility disorders and allows doctors to better un..
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Gallstone Risk After Gastric Bypass
Gastric bypass surgery is a frequently preferred method for treating obesity. However, there are some risks associated with this surgery. One of these is the formation of "gastric bypass gallstones." Rapid weight loss can increase the risk of gallstone formation in the body. This problem, which is among the complications of obesity surg..
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Protein Deficiency Bariatric Care
Protein deficiency after obesity surgery is a common problem faced by many patients and is of great importance for a healthy recovery process. When gastric sleeve nutrition programs are not followed, the body may not be able to meet its protein needs, which can result in a risk of muscle loss. The diet after bariatric surgery should be carefully ..
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Stomach Cancer Laparoscopic Surgery
Stomach cancer is one of the most common types of cancer today. Treatment for stomach cancer usually requires surgery, and laparoscopic surgery offers a significant alternative. Laparoscopic surgery, known as minimally invasive stomach surgery, allows patients to recover faster while reducing the risk of postoperative pain and complications. With..
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