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The author discusses various articles 25, 50 and 75 years ago. They include "Achalasia of the esophagus: Results of treatment," by C. O. H. Russell and colleagues, "Circulatory refilling after surgery: I-Effects of replacement with whole blood, electrolyte or protein solution," by V. Marshall, and "Pulp traction: The stilette method" by B. T. Keon-Cohen.

The article presents abstracts related to surgery including "Radiation oncology in Australia: the horns of the dilemma," by A. Langlands, "In situ saphenous vein bypass: technical aspects and results," by B. Bourke, and "Trans-sphenoidal hypophysectomy in carcinoma of the breast," by G. Gray.

The article presents abstracts on surgery topics which includes the electrohydraulic lithotripsy for biliary stones, carcinoid tumors diagnosed in Auckland, New Zealand during 1976-1987, and the restuls of lower limb amputation for atherosclerosis obliterans.

This section recalls articles published in 1993, 1968, and 1943 issues of "ANZ Journal of Surgery." Topics of the articles include the case against open neck biopsy, the use of reno-portal anastomosis in the treatment of portal hypertension, and filtration efficiency of surgical masks as a method of evaluation.

The article presents several articles that appeared in the journal 25, 50, and 75 years ago. Topics include an article on injuries of the distal femoral growth plate and epiphysis published in a 1993 issue, which discusses a retrospective study; one about clinical and pathological effects of prolonged solar exposure, published in a 1968 issue; and one on abdominal surgery in the Alamein campaign in a 1943 issue.

The article focuses on various reports published in previous issues of the "ANZ Journal of Surgery." One report in a 1992 issue examined developments in orthopaedic surgery in Australia. A report in a 1967 issue reviewed 280 tracheostomies performed at St. Vincent's Hospital in Sydney, New South Wales to determine complications associated with the procedure.

The article discusses various reports related to surgery published in previous issues of the journal, as of October 2016. Topics include an article on treatment of early breast cancer with tumourectomy, published in ;an 1991 issue of the journal; an article related to healing of venous ulcers in another 1991 issue; and an article on biopsy examinations published in an 1966 issue.

The article presents abstracts of various articles published years ago in the journal which includes "Physics and Function of Operating Room Suction," by A.P. Meagher and colleagues, "Low-Cost Teleradiology for Australia," by P.J. Dohrmann and "The Surgery of Petrositis," by G. Swinburne.

The article presents abstracts on topics including anatomy of the female gubernaculum, malignant melanoma, and surgery.

The article presents retrospective studies related to surgery. It cites the 25-year studies on the role of digital subtraction angiography in non-recurrent laryngeal nerves and the role of peri-operative colonoscopy in colorectal cancer. In includes a 50-year study on regional perfusion for peripheral melanoma and a 75-year old studies on ligature in general surgery and exploration of the common duct.

The article presents abstracts on surgery including "Safer surgery in doubtful operative risks," by V. Hurley, "Severe chronic relapsing pancreatitis," by I. J. Wood and G. Goldstein, and "Diagnostic and operative considerations in parathyroid adenomata," by N. Wyndham.

The article presents abstracts on the topic of surgery which include the management of supracondylar fractures of the femur, bronchogenetic cysts, and aspects of anaesthetic management of neonatal surgical patients.

The article presents abstracts related to surgery which include the management of liver trauma, factors affecting the survival of patients with intestinal atresia, and fibrosarcoma of the rectum.

The article presents abstracts of articles related to surgery including "Breast cancer: the role of post-operative radiotherapy," by G. Morgan and D. Berg, "Posturing for adhesive obstruction of the bowel," by W. W. Woodward, and "Subphrenic abscess," by P. Halliday and J. Loewenthal.

The article presents abstracts on topics related to surgery which include one on the survival rate in bilateral breast carcinoma, one on ilio-cutaneous ureterostomy in children, and one on operative surgery in haemophilia.

The article offers the author's insights on various studies related to surgery that were published in 1938, 1963 and 1988 issues of "ANZ Journal of Surgery." The author discusses the study "The use of a diathermy loop in the excision of pilonidal sinuses," by Eisdell Moore in the 1938 issue. He cites the tracheostomy conducted among the patients admitted to Prince Henry Hospital in the study "Tracheostomy: technique and management," by J. B. Johnson and V. M. Hercus in the 1963 issue.

The article offers information related to diseases and surgery. It mentions that T-tube track and endoscopic sphincterotomy are used to extract retrained common bile duct stones which present problem in biliary surgery. It notes that application of electric shock to the myocardium is recognized as an option for treating ventricular fibrillation when encountered during cardiac resuscitation or surgery.

The article presents abstracts related to surgery including "Injuries of branches of the aortic arch," by J. P. Fletcher and J. M. Little, "Power grip patterns of the hand," by W. A. Ramsay and J. T. Hueston, and "Gas anaesthesia: A critical survey of gas anaesthetic technique," by D. G. Renton .

The article presents abstracts related to surgery including the incidence of primary hyperparathyroidism (PHP), significance of lymphatic permeation in Dukes' B colorectal cancer, and a review of 100 cases of stomach cancer.

The article looks into the best possible solution to control retroperitoneal bleeding. The author cites several studies who have explored this medical condition. Akpinar and his colleagues' report, which was published within the issue, reported endovascular embolization of 16 patients suffering from the condition. The traditional treatment of the condition has been open surgical repair.

The author reflects on the SurgWiki, a web-based surgical educational resource for free that was launched at the 2012 Annual Scientific Meeting of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons. He states that the surgical website is based on the textbook "The Textbook of Surgery," edited by Joe Tjandara, Andrew Kaye, Julian Smith, and Gordon Clunie. He also mentions that SurgWiki carries the principles of Wikipedia with focus on specialty and general surgery.

Evaluates the endoluminal repair method for the surgical treatment of complex false aneurysms at various sites throughout the body. Steps in the surgical procedure; Clinical case presentations showing the utility of the endoluminal repair method; Advantages and drawbacks of the surgical procedure.