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Case Report Pages 74-76

Pill-Induced Esophagitis with Mucosal Dissection: A Case Report

Authors: Marcelia Brandelli Vieira dos Santos, Fernanda de Quadros Onofrio and Jeronimo Conto de Oliveira

Abstract: Pill-induced esophageal injury was first described in 1970. It occurs when a caustic medicinal pill dissolves in the esophagus and releases its noxious content, particularly if transit is delayed. Injury of this type, called pill esophagitis or pill induced esophageal injury is common but unfortunately is under-reported.

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Original Article Pages 67-73

Factors Associated with Adverse Outcomes after Surgical Repair of Bile Duct Injury

Authors: Gustavo Martinez Mier, Juan Pablo Medina Granados, Horacio Enriquez De los Santos, Hector J Luna Ortiz, Nicolas Hernandez Herrera, Stefan Zilli Hernandez, Francisco A Lajud Barquin and Lhisty M Vazquez Ramirez

Abstract: Bile duct injury management requires skill of experienced surgeons at referral centers. Multiple factors may alter their outcomes.

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Case Report Pages 63-66

Hepatocellular Carcinoma Encountered during Laparoscopic Bariatric Surgery: Two Case Reports and Discussion

Authors: Pulimuttil James Zachariah, Wei Jei Lee and Kong-Han Ser

Abstract: Recent epidemiological data demonstrate a rise in the prevalence of Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) and Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) in obesity and diabetes.

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Original Research Pages 55-62

Helicobacter Pylori IgG Sero-Prevalence Study in Two Adjacent Regions of Contrasting Gastric Cancer Rates and Bracken Fern Frequency in Western Venezuela

Authors: Marisabel Avendano-Meza, Cesar I Perez-Maldonado and Miguel E Alonso-Amelot

Abstract: As Human Gastric Cancer Death Rates (HGCDR) is unevenly distributed in western Venezuela, we explored possible risk factors, among which Helicobacter Pylori (Hp) infection alongside bracken fern invasion could be differential contributors.

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Prospective Pages 51-54

Colitis from an Artist's Prospective

Authors: Jamie E Ehrenpreis, Rachel Harper, Benjamin Z Ehrenpreis and Eli D Ehrenpreis

Abstract: It is widely understood that art expresses human experience to an audience. The viewer is provided with a unique form of insight when art is created by individuals depicting their own disease.

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