retroperitoneal

Summary: Retroperitoneal fibrosis is the rare disease also known as Ormond's disease.

Summary: Both patient and her kidney saved by operation on retroperitoneal sarcoma

There was associated heterogeneously hypo-anechoic collection measuring 2.2 cm in depth around the middle and lower parts of the right kidney, suggestive of retroperitoneal hemorrhage.

The incidence of primary post-ERCP complications ranges from 5.4% to 23.0%, and ERCP-induced perforation can occur in 0.3-1.0% of cases, but the associated mortality is high ranging from 8% to 23%.[1] Because of the confluence of the bile duct and pancreatic duct meet at the papilla in proximity to the site of perforation in the duodenum, there is a potential risk of leakage of bile and pancreatic juice into the retroperitoneal space or peritoneum.

Their topics are physical principles and instrumentation; ultrasound artifacts; brain; head and neck; chest; breast; liver; gallbladder and biliary tract; spleen and peritoneal cavity; gastrointestinal tract; urinary tract; adrenal glands, pancreas, and other retroperitoneal structures; female pelvis; male genital tract; musculoskeletal system and vascular imaging; spinal ultrasonography; and ultrasound-guided interventional procedures.

Solitary or multiple lipomas can occur in abdominal, retroperitoneal, vulvar, perineal or thoracic locations.1-3 Cases of pelvic lipomas are seldom reported.1-3 Pelvic lipomas may acquire considerable size and cause bladder outlet obstruction, pelvic pain, venous obstruction, constipation, sciatic hernia and sciatica, and lymphoedema.1-3 Lipomas can often remain undetected until they cause symptoms because of their location or reach a large size.3 In the current case report, we present a giant pelvic lipoma that caused hydronephrosis and we describe the diagnostic and therapeutic approach.

Ultrasonography of Abdomen showed herniation of retroperitoneal fat in the inter muscular space over the left lumbar region.

Retroperitoneal hematoma secondary to lumbar artery injury is a rare but life-threatening condition (1).

-- Laparoscopic retroperitoneal nerve-sparing surgery is a safe approach that relieves pain in women with deep infiltrating endometriosis, according to findings presented by Giovanni Roviglione, MD, at the AAGL Global Congress.