Humera Hayat
Sher-I-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences
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Surgical Innovation | 2012
Parwez Sajad Khan; Humera Hayat; Gazala Hayat
Avoiding a scar on the breast is an inherent feminine desire. We devised a new approach for breast fibroadenoma excision:Transaxillary approach with use of traction suture (TATS), in 50 patients with breast fibroadenoma. The swelling was present in the outer breast. The wound healed without noticeable scarring and the original shape of the breast was preserved. All the patients expressed their great satisfaction with the procedure.
Indian Journal of Surgery | 2015
Parwez Sajad Khan; Zahida Akhter; Showkat Majeed; Mohd Yousuf Wani; Humera Hayat
Primary abdominal tumours attract considerable notice because of their serious prognosis, high cost of treatment and the emotional and psychological trauma. Abdominal tumours can present with pain, vomiting, constipation or less commonly intestinal obstruction. The presentation of cancer in children mimic those of childhood conditions like infections particularly viral infections, urinary tract infections, gastro-oesophageal reflux, malnutrition, constipation, lymphadnenitis, glomerulonephritis and congenital urinary tract anomalies.
Turkish Journal of Surgery | 2013
Parwez Sajad Khan; Latif Ahmad Dar; Humera Hayat
OBJECTIVE Generalized peritonitis is still a common emergency managed by most general surgeons throughout the world. If the outcome in these patients can be correctly predicted, then better management can be instituted to those patients in need. This study aims to identify factors in patients with peritonitis which have a significant bearing on morbidity and mortality. These factors could be later used to predict the outcome in patients with generalized peritonitis. MATERIAL AND METHODS A total of one hundred patients with peritonitis were studied. Factors including age, pulse and respiratory rate, temperature, hemoglobin, total leukocyte count, hematocrit, urea, creatinine, sodium, potassium, pH, PaO2 levels at the time of surgery along with peritoneal contamination and duration of surgery were noted. Using the Students t test, factors were identified which had a statistically significant influence on the outcome. RESULTS Thirty-six patients in the study developed complications and 17 died. Statistics showed that 8 factors influenced morbidity and 11 influenced mortality. CONCLUSION Identifying variables which influence the outcome of patients with peritonitis is an important initial step. Once these factors have been identified, the outcome of patients can be correctly predicted and better management can be instituted to those patients in need.
The American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery | 2013
Parwez Sajad Khan; Humera Hayat
Introduction: We used finger dissection followed by the squeeze method for subcutaneous lipoma excision and report the aesthetic and treatment results of this procedure. Materials and Methods: A small cosmetic skin incision was made that would allow one finger for dissection. The lipoma was freed along all its sides and base and finally delivered by applying constant but gentle squeezing until the lipoma was completely delivered. Results: From June 2008 through June 2010, a total of 200 patients with subcutaneous lipomas who were attending our outpatient department were included in the present study. The patients were subjected to cosmetic excision of subcutaneous lipomas using finger dissection followed by the squeeze method. No technical difficulties were encountered in treating any of the patients. All of the patients were satisfied with the procedure, especially with the cosmetic wound scar. Conclusions: Our study supports the use of finger dissection followed by the squeeze method for cosmetic excision of subcutaneous lipoma.
Journal of Hand and Microsurgery | 2016
Parwez Sajad Khan; Humera Hayat
Indian Journal of Surgery | 2013
Parwez Sajad Khan; Humera Hayat; Gazala Hayat
The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology of India | 2013
Humera Hayat; Parwez Sajad Khan; Bhat Imtiyaz; Gazala Hayat; Rehana Hayat
Eastern Journal of Medicine | 2011
Humera Hayat; Parwez Sajad Khan; Gazala Hayat
Journal of Hand and Microsurgery | 2016
Parwez Sajad Khan; Shabir Iqbal; Inam Zaroo; Humera Hayat
Eastern Journal of Medicine | 2013
Humera Hayat; Parwez Sajad Khan; Gazala Hayat; Rehana Hayat