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This article presents a 66-year-old woman with carcinoma of the left uterine tube, metastases in the peritoneum, colon transversum, pelvic lymph nodes, omentum and septum rectovaginale. The surgical treatment and the histopathological findings have been reported, as well as a brief review of the literature in terms of forms, diagnosis, clinical signs and prognosis of the carcinoma of the uterine tube.

The breast reconstruction with the TRAM-flap is sophisticated and demanding procedure, requiring careful planning and technical proficiency. Despite these efforts, the outcome of the breast reconstruction can be compromised by factors such as vascular insufficiency, scar contraction, errors in planning of the flap, or in the technique of building the new breast. Preventing the problems and complications in breast reconstruction require careful preoperative study, proper patient selection, accurate analysis of the results and immaculate technical performance.

Between 20 and 30% of the male and 5% of the female population is affected by baldness. This 'androgenic' alopecia is linked to a genetic and hormonal characteristic. The surgical options for the treatment of the alopecia are numerous, however none of it do not produced single solution that is applicable to all problems. In approximately 90% of the cases treated, the hair graft transplants comes to the forefront of the therapeutic methods. The method is applied in 25 patients and the Calvitron was used for the purpose. The patients were followed for 6 months after the implantation. From 300 to 620 grafts or 600 to 1200 hair follicules were implanted in one section.

Because of its central location, the nose is an important element in facial aesthetics. The size and the shape is conditioned by the volume and the strength of the osteocartilaginous framework and the thickness of the soft-tissue cover. Rhinoplasty is a complex procedure requiring understanding of the anatomy and how each element contributes to the shape of the nose. In an attempt to obtain a pleasing aesthetic result and to have a satisfied patient 70 patients were operated. The results of open and closed approaches in rhinoplasty and the indications for the open approach are discussed.