South African Journal of Surgery
Journal / South African Journal of Surgery / Vol. 63 No. 1 (2025) / Articles

Primary endocrine therapy can be effective in decreasing lymph node burden in hormone receptor positive breast cancers

1-4

Extremity fasciotomy in the developing world setting – A South African experience

8-11

A single centre audit of genetic testing in early-onset breast cancer

15-18

Photo- and video-documentation of gastrointestinal endoscopy in under-resourced settings

19-22

Epidemiology of vascular injury in trauma-ICU patients over a decade – the KZN experience

23-27

Impact of SARS-CoV-2 pandemic on emergency surgical services at Groote Schuur Hospital

34-39

Urinary pH as a prognosticator of acute kidney injury in crush syndrome

52-55

Peptic ulcer disease-related gastric outlet obstruction – Does surgery still play a role?

56-61

Gastro-colic fistula – A rare iatrogenic complication of Nissen fundoplication

5-7

Superior mesenteric artery syndrome in an adolescent male

12-14

Primary musculoskeletal hydatid disease – A case report

28-30

Incarcerated trans-stomal herniation resembling a stomal prolapse – A case report

31-33

Minimal access surgical research and training in South Africa – A scoping review

40-44

Breast tuberculosis – A review and diagnostic pathway

45-51

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