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5. Analysis of Pathogens of Urinary Tract Infections Associated with Indwelling Double-J Stents and Their Susceptibility to Globularia alypum

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Bouassida, Khaireddine, primary, Marzouk, Manel, additional, Nouir, Sahar, additional, Ghammem, Rim, additional, Sahtout, Wissal, additional, Ghardallou, Meriam, additional, Fathallah, Neila, additional, Boukadida, Jalel, additional, Jaidane, Mehdi, additional, Slim, Raoudha, additional, and Zaïri, Amira, additional

Published
2023
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9. Plasmacytoid bladder cancer, a rare case report

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Benabdallah, Wajdi, primary, Ben Othmane, Mouna, additional, Ouahchi, Ines, additional, Mestiri, Sarra, additional, Belkacem, Oussama, additional, Bouassida, Khaireddine, additional, Hmida, Wissem, additional, and Jaidane, Mehdi, additional

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2023
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12. Biomechanical modeling and simulation of a human organ using an augmented reality technique during open surgery.

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Makhlouf, Aicha Ben, Elloumi, Nessrine, Louhichi, Borhen, Jaidane, Mehdi, Alrasheedi, Nashmi Hassan, and Sandougah, Kholoud

Subjects
ORGANS (Anatomy), FLUOROSCOPY, AUGMENTED reality, COMPUTED tomography, SIMULATION methods & models
Abstract

Basically, augmented reality (AR) technology grants innovative ways so as to manipulate and visualize a three-dimensional (3D) model of an object through superimposing computer-generated images onto another object interactively. Being able to interact in real-time with digital and spatial information offers further chances in order to manipulate medical data efficiently and easily. In fact, surgeons encounter multiple challenges handling digital patient data during surgical interventions. Multiple techniques are invested in order to visualize the operative areas, as for example fluoroscopy and ultrasound methods. The latter display certain deficiencies. Therefore, the AR technique can stand for a good candidate in order to project a 3D model of a target organ into the surgeon's perspective and view field so as to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of the medical intervention intraoperatively. The basic target of this paper is to simulate a generated biomechanical model of the liver organ and visualize its deformations through the use of an AR headset during the open surgery. The proposed approach is validated by the use of acquired CT scans of a human liver organ. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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23. Formulation and evaluation of topical halofuginone gel using a novel ex vivo model

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Sassi, Awatef, Kacem, Balcem, Hassairi, Amel, Jaidane, Mehdi, and Saguem, Saad

Subjects
Halofuginone gel, Urethra, Wall diffusion, Urethral stenosis
Abstract

Purpose: To formulate and study the kinetics of delivery and retention of three halofuginone (HF) gels via different wall layers of an ex vivo model mimicking urethral tissue.Methods: Three HF hydrogels (a, b and c) of the same concentration (0.03 % w/v) incorporating different levels of sodium carboxymethyl cellulose (Na-CMC), were prepared. The viscosity of the different gels was studied at 37 °C and at room temperature. The release of HF from these hydrogels and its diffusion into urethral tissue were evaluated using a new ex vivo model mimicking human urethral tissue. The amount of HF was determined by HPLC method.Results: The release of HF increased with increasing viscosity and duration of contact. Gel c showed the best drug release after 2 h of diffusion, with 65.7 % HF in the wall of the ureter. The model showed a uniform distribution of the drug throughout the ureter tissue. In comparison, HF was not detected in the receiver compartment until 2 h.Conclusion: Topical HF gel application is a suitable solution for the potential treatment of urethral stricture and/or recurrence. The formulation and characterization of the ureter model should facilitate the development of new therapeutics for urethral diseases.Keywords: Halofuginone gel, Urethra, Wall diffusion, Urethral stenosis

Published
2018

28. Bladder hernia complicated with cystolithiasis and bladder tumor: Two cases' analysis.

Author

Ahmed, Khaled, Bouassida, Khaireddine, Ktari, Kamel, and Jaidane, Mehdi

Subjects
BLADDER cancer, HERNIA, BLADDER, CASE studies, URINATION, INGUINAL hernia
Abstract

Inguinal hernia is frequent and reaches up to 8% of the population. It was reported that over 20 million inguinal hernia repairs are performed annually. The bladder may herniate in 1%–3% of the cases through the inguinal canal that can be responsible for various symptoms. The most specific is the classic "two-stage micturition." However, the diagnosis usually remains unspecific, and a surgeon can fall in the trap of a "simple" inguinal hernia and cause accidental damages to an undiagnosed bladder hernia. Therefore, a clear diagnosis must be assessed based on clinical and radiological findings to avoid complications. In these two presented cases, the patients presented cystolithiasis complicating the bladder herniation. One of the patients also developed a bladder tumor which appeared to be urothelial carcinoma. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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