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Acute necrotizing gastritis with gangrene of the stomach wall is a rarely encountered condition. This often a fatal condition if is attributed to vascular occlusion, chemical and mechanical injuries or infectious etiologies. We review the available literature with a case of acute necrotising gastritis with unknown etiology. Case was managed successfully with emergency partial gastrectomy.

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Lipoma is universal and abundantly located benign soft tissue tumor, which is composed of fat cells. These tumors often develop where adipose tissue is predominant. Lipomas are soft to firm/cystic, usually movable, and painless. They grow very slowly, and have rarely found to be cancerous. However, these are rarely localized in the plantar aspect of the foot. Here we find out a large benign tumor located in the planter surface of foot, finally diagnosed by histopathological examination.

Scrotal trauma is a rare surgical emergency. Blunt trauma scrotum is a common mode of scrotal injury which may result in testicular rupture, haematocele, testicular dislocation and hematoma. Testicular injuries are managed both conservatively as well as surgically. Surgical exploration becomes a must in case of testicular rupture and large haematoceles.

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