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2024, Volume 3 || November, Issue - 2

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Editorial2024, Volume 3 || November, Issue - 2 Pages: 17-18
Editorial

2025-09-09 || Abdul Matin


Introduction : About 68% of the general population have thyroid nodules on routine ultrasonography. That does not mean all nodules should be treated by surgery, as most nodules are benign and discovered incidentally. Therefore, the primary goal of thyroid nodule evaluation is to de...

Original Articles2024, Volume 3 || November, Issue - 2 Pages: 19-25
Hospital-Based Evaluation of Anaesthesia Practices in Bangladesh: A Retrospective Study

2025-09-09 || Islam MS¹, Zinnat MF², Alam MA³, Shabnam S⁴, Sultan MT⁵


Introduction : Anaesthesia management plays a critical role in ensuring patient safety and comfort during and after surgical procedures. The choice of anaesthesia type?whether regional or general?can significantly influence the incidence of complications and overall patient recover...

Keywords : General Anaesthesia Regional Anaesthesia Hypotension Anesthetic Complications
Original Articles2024, Volume 3 || November, Issue - 2 Pages: 26-31
Comparative Study between Humby Knife and Shaving Blade Skin Grafts in 100 Patients: A Prospective Randomized Controlled Trial

2025-09-09 || Haque AKMS¹, Islam MS², Ghosh GK³, Sharoar MG⁴, Jaman MAU⁵


Background : Split-thickness skin grafting (STSG) is a cornerstone in reconstructive surgery. The Humby knife and shaving blade are two techniques for harvesting grafts, but their comparative efficacy remains understudied. This trial evaluates outcomes of both methods in 100 patien...

Keywords : Split-thickness skin grafts (STSGs) Humby knife Shaving blade
Original Articles2024, Volume 3 || November, Issue - 2 Pages: 32-37
Evaluations of the Treatment of Volar Barton Fracture of the Distal Radius by Buttress Plate

2025-09-09 || Rahman MM¹, Habib HA², Taleb MA³, Jaman MH⁴


Background : Distal radius fractures are common, with volar Barton fractures posing a unique challenge due to their intra-articular nature and instability. These injuries often result from high-energy trauma and involve dislocation of the radiocarpal joint. Conservative trea...

Keywords : Volar Barton Fracture Distal Radius Fracture Buttress Plate Fixation and Functional Outcome
Original Articles2024, Volume 3 || November, Issue - 2 Pages: 38-42
Impact of Parathyroidectomy on Quality of Life and Symptom Relief in Primary Hyperparathyroidism Patients

2025-09-09 || Rahman MW¹, Arefeen MS², Hazari MA³, Biswas PK⁴, Rahman MI⁵, Jahan MMS⁶


Background : Primary hyperparathyroidism is a frequent endocrine disorder with variable clinical manifestation and outcome. This study aimed to evaluate the impact of parathyroidectomy on quality of life and symptom relief in patients with primary hyperparathyroidism. Material...

Keywords : Primary Hyperparathyroidism Parathyroidectomy Hypercalcemia Surgical outcome
Original Articles2024, Volume 3 || November, Issue - 2 Pages: 43-47
Comparative Study between Primary Skin Closure and Delayed Skin Closure in Appendicular Abscess Drainage: A Randomized Controlled Trial

2025-09-09 || Islam MS¹, Ghosh GK², Haque AKMS³, Awal ASMKU⁴, Mostofa KMI⁵, Sharoar MG⁶, Jaman MAU⁷


Background : Appendicular abscesses are a common complication of acute appendicitis, often requiring surgical drainage. The optimal method of skin closure after drainage remains debated. This study compares primary skin closure (PC) and delayed skin closure (DC) in terms of surgica...

Keywords : Primary Skin Closure Delayed Skin Closure Surgical site infections