Most Neuroendocrine tumours (NETs) are of digestive origin (70%), they can involve from any organ of the digestive system. The small intestine and rectum are the most common locations, (small intestine 30%, colorectal 30%, appendix 20%, pancreas 10%, stomach 5%). The clinical pre...
Complete situs inversus is a rare embryological anomaly characterised by complete inversion of the positions of thoracic and abdominal organs; Acute mesenteric infarction and gastric ulcer perforation are surgical emergencies with serious consequences. The association of these tw...
A. Rihane, Y. Ameur, I. Bouali, A. Ettaoussi, K. Kamal, A. Majd, M. Bouali, A. El Bakouri & K. El Hattabi·Asian Journal of Research in Surgery·2026
Foreign body ingestion is a frequent clinical problem in emergency and gastrointestinal practice. In adults, it may occur in association with psychiatric disorders, substance abuse, or intentional self-harm. Although most ingested foreign bodies pass spontaneously through the gas...
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Research Article10.9734/ajrs/2026/v9i2428
I. Bouali, A. Moussahim, Z. Moustaquime, A. Ettaoussi, K. Kamal, A. Majd, M. Bouali, A. El Bakouri & K. El Hattabi·Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery·2026
Background: Congenital anomalies of the gallbladder are rare developmental variations that may affect its size, shape, number, or anatomical position. Most remain clinically silent and are detected incidentally during imaging or surgery. Despite their rarity, these anomalies are...
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Research Article10.9734/ajcrs/2026/v9i1769
Nassima Fakhiri, El Kinani Siham, Benzidane Kamal, A. Ettaoussi, K. Kamal, A.Majd, M. Bouali, A. Elbakouri & K. El Hattabi·Asian Journal of Research in Surgery·2024
Internal hernias are protrusions of the abdominal hollow viscera into an intraperitoneal orifice, but which remain within the abdominal cavity. This does not include iatrogenic post-surgical forms, the most frequent of which are currently observed after orthotopic liver transplan...
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Research Article10.9734/ajrs/2024/v7i2248
Abdessamad Majd, Aziz Moussahim, Kabdane Ilyass, I. Bouali, A. Ettaoussi, K. Kamal, M. Bouali, ElBakouri & K. Elhattabi·Asian Journal of Research in Surgery·2026
Internal hernias are rare causes of small bowel obstruction, accounting for less than 6% of cases. Among them, paraduodenal hernias represent the most frequent congenital subtype. Despite their rarity, they are clinically significant because they may lead to acute intestinal obst...
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Research Article10.9734/ajrs/2026/v9i1378