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S. Afr. j. surg. vol.51 n.4 Cape Town Jan. 2013  Editorial | | | | | | · The rise and fall of CA 19-9
Bernon, M; Thomson, S R; Jonas, E
| | | | | General Surgery | | | | | | · Endoscopic management of bile leaks after laparoscopic cholecystectomy
Chinnery, G E; Krige, J E J; Bornman, P C; Bernon, M M; Al-Harethi, S; Hofmeyr, S; Banderker, M A; Burmeister, S; Thomson, S R
| | | | | | · Using a structured morbidity and mortality meeting to understand the contribution of human error to adverse surgical events in a South African regional hospital
Clarke, D L; Furlong, H; Laing, G L; Aldous, C; Thomson, S R
| | | | | | · Operable severe obstructive jaundice: How should we use pre-operative biliary drainage?
Sun, J; Liu, G; Yuan, Y; He, Y; Liu, Z S
| | | | | Trauma | | | | | | · Patterns of injury seen in road crash victims in a South African trauma centre
Parkinson, F; Kent, S; Aldous, C; Oosthuizen, G; Clarke, D L
| | | | | | · Intra-orbital knife blade foreign body: A case series
Ballim, S; Gundry, B; Mahomed, S; Visser, L
| | | | | Maxillofacial Surgery | | | | | | · Maxillofacial injury: A retrospective analysis of time lapse between injury and treatment in a South African academic maxillofacial and oral surgery unit
Porter, M; Lownie, M; Cleaton-Jones, P
| | | | | Case Reports | | | | | | · Tubercular biliary stricture - a malignant masquerade
Vijay, K; Naidu, S; Godara, R; Vijayvergia, V
| | | | | | · Use of a circular stapler for Billroth I anastomosis after distal gastrectomy
Hasukić, Š; Muratović, O; Hasukić, I
| | | | | | · Gastric heterotopia causing jejunal ulceration and obstruction
Chinnery, G E; Bernon, M M; Banderker, M A; Roberts, R; Krige, J E J
| | | | | | · The ectopic posterior pituitary gland
Mahomed, N; Motshudi, T
| | | | | | · Salmonella thyroiditis: A case report and review of the literature
Maraj, A; Kiss, A; Luvhengo, T E
| | | | | Letters to the editor | | | | | | · Astronomically high CA 19-9 in a patient with a benign lesion
Rao, Nitin A R; Satyaprakash, B S
| | | | | | · Pseudomonas aeruginosa burn wound infection in a dedicated paediatric burns unit
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