Abstract book - ESPRAS

wall de novo, at least two reproducible measurements proved to be
necessary, composed of two lines, in this study, two radius. The upper radius
has a stating point in sternal notch, while stating point of another radius is in
processus xiphoideus. Intersection point of these two radius is the position of
the nipple. Formulas have been calculated for all variables. For the maximal
precision tables have been calculated, and the work sheet in Microsoft Excel
has also been created. A precision of this method has been proved on a
control group (n = 52).
Conclusion
The appropriate localization of the NAC in male, in cases of bilateral
absence, can be calculated by means of this method derived from the
circumference of the thorax and the length of the sternum of the patient.
P 8. Foreign body in the maxillar sinus-Case report
Gjorgievska J., Dzokic G., Tudzarova-Gorgova S.,
Zogovska-Mircevska E.
Department of Plastic and Reconstructive
Clinical Center Skopje, Med. Faculty “St.Cyril and Methodius”,
Skopje, Macedonia
Introduction
Foreign bodies are very rare in the maxillary sinus. There is no mention of
them in the standard textbooks. An interesting case of piece of branch of a
tree left in the maxillary sinus it’s reported for a rarity.
Case report
A 61 year old man presented with chronic fistula and secretion in the left
infraorbital region. Three months ago he had minor accident by falling down
on his face, he felt pain while the foreign body entered in the left infraorbita
region. The patient himself took out some peaces of wood. He went twice to
an Ophtalmologist , but after 20 days from the fall the wound closed and
healed from the outside. Now the patient complains about secretion in the
left infraorbital region on the place where he had the wound. He is accepted
at our department and operated, we had extracted the foreign body, which
was wood long about 8cm with diameter about 1cm. Post operatively the
patient had no complications such as infection and secretion from the nose.
Discussion
The infraorbital region and upper part of maxillary sinus are relatively easily
penetrated by foreign bodies and objects. However, their incidence is
increasing with a rise in the incidence of vehicular accidents and gang wars.
The above case demonstrates the potential danger of foreign bodies injuries
in the midfacial region with possible serious complications.
P 9. Carpal tunnel syndrome: One day surgery at our hospital
Huis M., Šoštar K.
Department of Surgery, General Hospital Zabok, Zabok, Croatia
Introduction
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a condition caused by compression of the median
nerve at the wrist, which can lead to pain and weakness in the hand. The