Vol. 58 No. 4 (2020) | South African Journal of Surgery

Minimal access surgery training in South Africa – changing philosophy and enabling the future

Z. Koto

174-175

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Embrace innovation and redefine South African surgery

S.F. Ndereya

178-179

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Surgical innovation: the health sector conundrum?

F.Z. Osman Joosab

180-181

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Current practice of inguinal hernia repair at University of Cape Town affiliated hospitals: implications for training

E.F. Scout, M.F. Scriba, M. Crous, J.C. Kloppers

182-186

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Retrospective audit of laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair at a South African tertiary academic hospital

B. Moodie, Z.M. Koto

187-191

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Can computed tomographic angiography accurately exclude digestive tract injury after penetrating cervical trauma?

J.P.B. Maritz, A. Bagadia, J.A. Lubbe

192-198

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Predictors of the need for surgery in upper gastrointestinal bleeding in a resource constrained setting: the Pietermaritzburg experience

T. Mbambo, M.T.D. Smith, L.C. Ferndale, J.L. Bruce, G.L. Laing, V.Y. Kong, D.L. Clarke

199-203

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Do upper GI bleed guidelines reach patient care: effect of a quality improvement initiative

S. Rayamajhi, I. Aborkis, C. Kloppers, R. Spence, S.R. Thomson

204-209

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General and dietary oxalate restriction advice reduces urinary oxalate in the stone clinic setting

L. Kaestner, S. Meki, A. Moore, C. van Woerden, J. Lazarus

210-212

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Towards solving the riddle of nephrolithiasis: a South Africa perspective

J Lazarus, L Kaestner

213-215

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Alarm features as predictors of major findings in a rural South African upper endoscopic service

S. Cheddie, C.G. Manneh, Y. Moodley

216a-216e

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Bowel preparation for colonoscopy: is diet restriction necessary?

H-J. Chang, U. Algar, K. Chu, P. Goldberg

217a-217f

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A comparison of blunt and penetrating pancreatic trauma

J.J.P. Buitendag, V.Y. Kong, G.L. Laing, J.L. Bruce, V. Manchev, D.L. Clarke

218a-218d

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Evaluation of views and perceptions of junior doctors on urology training and exposure during internship in South Africa: are we losing future urologists?

S. Silolo, H. van Deventer, A. van der Merwe

219a-219f

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Beware the bolus size: understanding intrarenal pressure during ureteroscopic fluid administration

J. Lazarus, P. Wisniewski, L. Kaestner

220a-220e

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South African Journal of Surgery
Journal / South African Journal of Surgery / Vol. 58 No. 4 (2020) / Articles

Editorial

Global surgery: a South African action plan

Articles

Minimal access surgery training in South Africa – changing philosophy and enabling the future

Embrace innovation and redefine South African surgery

Surgical innovation: the health sector conundrum?

Current practice of inguinal hernia repair at University of Cape Town affiliated hospitals: implications for training

Retrospective audit of laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair at a South African tertiary academic hospital

Can computed tomographic angiography accurately exclude digestive tract injury after penetrating cervical trauma?

Predictors of the need for surgery in upper gastrointestinal bleeding in a resource constrained setting: the Pietermaritzburg experience

Do upper GI bleed guidelines reach patient care: effect of a quality improvement initiative

General and dietary oxalate restriction advice reduces urinary oxalate in the stone clinic setting

Towards solving the riddle of nephrolithiasis: a South Africa perspective

Alarm features as predictors of major findings in a rural South African upper endoscopic service

Bowel preparation for colonoscopy: is diet restriction necessary?

A comparison of blunt and penetrating pancreatic trauma

Evaluation of views and perceptions of junior doctors on urology training and exposure during internship in South Africa: are we losing future urologists?

Beware the bolus size: understanding intrarenal pressure during ureteroscopic fluid administration

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