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    The clinical and surgical features of right-sided intracardiac masses due to echinococcosis
    (SPRINGER-VERLAG, 2004) Gormus, N; Yeniterzi, M; Telli, HH; Solak, H
    Right-sided cardiac echinococcosis shows special clinical and surgical features beyond the rareness of echinococcosis in this position, leading to serious and life-threatening complications. We examined our cardiac hydatid cyst patients, retrospectively, and report our experience of the surgical treatment of right-sided cardiac hydatid cysts. Between 1985 and 2000, seven patients were transferred to our department from the cardiology department with a diagnosis of cystic cardiac masses which were highly suspected of being hydatid cysts. Two were males and 5 were females. In 3 patients the hydatid cyst was located in the right ventricle, and one was in the right atrium. The mean age of the patients was 37 years (ranging from 12 to 60 years). One patient had preoperative pulmonary emboli. In all right-sided cardiac echinococcosis patients, cardiopulmonary bypass was used. All cysts were cleaned after quilting the cystic cavities, and daughter cysts were removed carefully. The cavities were closed with purse-string sutures. Postoperatively, one patient had pulmonary emboli. In all patients, mebendazole was administered postoperatively. When a right-sided cardiac hydatid cyst is diagnosed, early surgical treatment should be performed under open-heart surgery conditions. During the operation, a single cannula in the superior vena cava should be used until fibrillation, and after clamping, the cannula for the pulmonary artery inferior vena cava should be inserted.
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    Dangerous Pencils and a New Technique for Removal of Foreign Bodies·
    (AMER COLL CHEST PHYSICIANS, 1992) Yüksek, T; Solak, H; Odabas, D; Yeniterzi, M; Özpınar, C; Özergin, U
    Aspirated foreign bodies are important problems during childhood. Some instances may be fatal. Most of the foreign bodies are removed with use of classic instruments like rigid bronchoscopes and foreign body forceps. But sometimes we fail to remove them, particularly aspirated beads and spherical objects. In this case, a Fogarty catheter is helpful. Although we have had many experiences recently we failed to remove one aspirated foreign body which was a pencil cap. We succeeded in removing this pencil cap with a new technique that is explained in this article. We used a Storz transbronchial aspiration biopsy needle and a cotton-carrier stylet to remove the pencil cap.
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    Supravalvular aortic stenosis without Williams syndrome
    (GEORG THIEME VERLAG KG, 1996) Ozergin, U; Sunam, GS; Yeniterzi, M; Yuksek, T; Solak, T; Solak, H
    In this article, the case of a 30-years-old female patient with supravalvular aortic stenosis is reported. Her clinical picture was otherwise completely different from Williams syndrome. Since supravalvular aortic stenosis is rarely seen, its forms are discussed and it is concluded that supravalvular aortic stenosis can be present without Williams syndrome.