Search Results - "Sekáč, Jaroslav"

Superior mesenteric vein thrombosis – unusual management of unusual complication of Whipple procedure by Huťan, Martin, Bartko, Christian, Slyško, Roman, Sekáč, Jaroslav, Prochotský, Augustín, Majeský, Ivan, Škultéty, Ján

“…Highlights • Whipple procedure (pancreatoduodenectomy) is an extensive procedure carrying risk of a number of postoperative complications. • Thrombosis of…”
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Research trends in manual therapy: a bibliometric review of the last 10 years by Bartik, Peter, Ahmad, Shakil, Adil, Hafiz Muhammad, Šagát, Peter, Sekáč, Jaroslav

“…Manual therapy (MT) is a dynamic entity progressing rapidly. The current trend stimulates a direction toward higher specificity in the research. This is the…”
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Prospective Assessment of the Negative Pressure Wound Therapy of the Open Abdomen by Hutan, Martin, Bartko, Christian, Prochotsky, Augustin, Sekac, Jaroslav, Skultety, Jan, Kutarna, Juraj, Loncsar, Gerhard

“…Open abdomen (OA) is a surgical approach, that emerged in last 15 years, with its management being complicated, timely and financially demanding, burdened with…”
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Reconstruction option of abdominal wounds with large tissue defects by Hutan, Martin, Bartko, Christian, Majesky, Ivan, Prochotsky, Augustin, Sekac, Jaroslav, Skultety, Jan

“…Abdominal wall defects result from trauma, abdominal wall tumors, necrotizing infections or complications of previous abdominal surgeries. Apart from…”
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Tendencias de investigación en terapia manual: una revisión bibliométrica de los últimos 10 años (Research trends in manual therapy: a bibliometric review of the last 10 years) by Bartik, Peter, Ahmad, Shakil, Hafiz, Muhammad Adil, Šagát, Peter, Sekáč, Jaroslav

“…Manual therapy (MT) is a dynamic entity progressing rapidly. The current trend stimulates a direction toward higher specificity in the research. This is the…”
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Gastrointestinal stromal tumors by Sekac, J, Labas, P, Skultety, J, Prochotsky, A, Durdik, J, Hrbaty, B

“…In the last 3 years 9 patients with gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST) underwent surgery at our department. All cases were with very atypical process. From…”
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