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Appendicular infiltrate is a frequent complication of acute appendicitis.

The results of treatment of 252 cases of cancer of the penis were evaluated. Indications for available methods of treatment with regard to patient's age, stage and size of primary tumor were worked out. Conservative treatment should be given to cases of T1 and T2 tumors, combined treatment--T3, and palliative therapy--T4 neoplasms. An experience with cryodestruction of tumor in combination with chemotherapy is discussed. More advantage seems to be offered by application of radiation treatment in such cases. Three- and five-year survival rates for stage 1 tumors were 98.6 and 97.5%, stage II--84.5 and 83.3%, stage III--26.2 and 24.9% irrespective of the procedure. Not a single patient with stage IV tumor survived over one year.

Chemical antitumor drugs employed by the authors failed to render any cytostatic effect on bladder cancer recurrences. Only surgical treatment might provide a short-term remission. The best results of treatment for recurrent bladder cancer were gained in the combination therapy (surgery and radiotherapy) and also while using distant gammatherapy.

Left-sided appendicitis is an extremely rare pathology in urgent surgery. It occurs with dystopia of the large intestine and with the reverse complete arrangement of internal organs. 4019 appendectomies performed from 1964 to 1967 in the emergency department of the 12th mountains. hospitals in Kazan, left-sided appendicitis met only once. Here is our observation.