Superior vesical fissure, a curious variant of exstrophy: an experience of three cases in children hospital, Pims

To present experience of superior vesical fissure. Study of management of patients with superior vesical fissure: a variant of bladder exstrophy. The Children's Hospital, PIMS, Islamabad. Patients, cases of superior vesical fissure. Superior vesical fissure is a rare variant of bladder exstrophy. There is a wide spectrum of presentation of these patients. Pubic diastasis if present is minimal. Careful assessment of the extent of the superior vesical fissure is important. Treatment is tailored for the individual patient. Operative management is much easier and satisfying as compared to bladder exstrophy in terms of continence and function

Adenocarcinoma colon in a child - A rare entity: a case report

Adenocarcinoma colon and rectum is a rare tumor in early childhood. The present report is of a boy, 11 years of age who presented with diarrohea, melena and profound anemia and was eventually diagnosed on histopathology as a case of adenocarcinoma pelvic colon

Histopathological interpretative difficulties of a soft tissue tumour. a case report

This case is reported to explain the histological difficulties in differentiating soft tissue tumours. A childhood fibrosarcoma is reported which was misdiagnosed even on several reviews of histopathology slides. Though prognosis and treatment of soft tissue tumours are almost the same, there is still a need for proper histologic diagnosis, to place them in an appropriate group