Search Results - "Esteban Ricos, M J"

Infected intraabdominal hematomas: percutaneous drainage by García-Vila, J, Sáiz-Pachés, V, Doménech-Iglesias, M A, González-Añon, M, Selfa-Moreno, S, Esteban-Ricós, M J, Montes-Benito, H

“…Percutaneous drainage of infected intraabdominal hematomas has often been contraindicated due to its greater number of complications. The results of…”
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Endoscopic sclerosis with pneumatic distension for pyriform sinus fistula treatment by Sanchís Blanco, G, Gutiérrez San Román, C, Bordallo Vázquez, M, Cortés Sáez, J, Barrios Fontoba, J E, Lluna González, J, Esteban Ricós, M J, Vila Carbó, J J

“…Classic treatment for pyriform sinus fistula (PSF) has been surgical excision; however, less invasive therapeutic alternatives whose aim is the obliteration of…”
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Outcome of hypertrophic pyloric stenosis after pyloromyotomy by Barrios Fontoba, J E, Lluna González, J, López Andreu, J, García Tena, J, Esteban Ricos, M J, Gutiérrez San Román, C, Ruiz Company, S

“…Twenty four patients diagnosed and operated of hypertrophic pyloric stenosis were examined by ultrasonography at diagnostic and sequential after pyloromyotomy…”
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Anatomical relations in innominate artery compression syndrome: retrospective case-control study by Crehuet Gramatyka, D, Gutiérrez San Román, C, Fonseca Martín, R, Barrios Fontoba, J, López Andreu, J, Esteban Ricós, M J, Miró Rubio, I, Costa Roig, A, Del Peral Samaniego, M, Vila Carbó, J J

“…To compare the anatomical relations between brachiocephalic trunk (BT), trachea, spine and sternum in patients with Innominate Artery Compressing Syndrome…”
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Evaluation of transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) as a previous step to liver transplantation in pediatric patients by Crehuet Gramatyka, D, Domènech Tàrrega, A, Driller, C, Mangas Álvarez, L, Estebán Ricós, M J, Martínez Rodrigo, J, Mínguez Gómez, A, Costa Roig, A, Del Peral Samaniego, M, Vila Carbó, J J

“…Transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) was designed to treat complications of portal hypertension (PH). The objective of this study was to…”
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