Tricobezoar gástrico: relato de caso

Between Creativity and Arbitrariness: The Search for Legitimacy and Rationality in Constitutional Reasoning

“…-Fair persuasion does not delude; it informs, clarifies and leads to adhesion with loyalty." 90 It is not enough to regulate; interpreters must have prudence as a virtue. 91 Otherwise, the decision would become a dead letter due to lack of persuasive power.…”

“…93 However, virtues are chosen and depend on the decision taken by the agent. -The prudent chooses the means seeking the end to be attained, in a situation where both are good as long as dictated by reason, because these examine the circumstances of each particular case circumspect, with diligence and foresight.‖ 94 In other words, the answer to the conflict between creation and application of law cannot ignore interpreters" prudence and virtue. For no other reason, the Code of Judicial Ethics in Brazil provides, in article 24, that -A prudent magistrate seeks to adopt behaviors and decisions that are a result of rationally justified judgments, after having meditated and weighed arguments and counter-arguments available in light of the applicable law.‖ Although the application of norms is not limited to a matter of prudence (phronesis), it is clear that, without it, comprehension would never be legitimate.…”

“…For no other reason, the Code of Judicial Ethics in Brazil provides, in article 24, that -A prudent magistrate seeks to adopt behaviors and decisions that are a result of rationally justified judgments, after having meditated and weighed arguments and counter-arguments available in light of the applicable law.‖ Although the application of norms is not limited to a matter of prudence (phronesis), it is clear that, without it, comprehension would never be legitimate. 95 In this senses, Plato argues that virtuous acts are up to each one, because "virtue has no master." 96 Every life will have a greater or lesser degree of virtue, since -responsibility derives of the one who chooses how to act."…”

“…96 Every life will have a greater or lesser degree of virtue, since -responsibility derives of the one who chooses how to act." 97 For this reason, -The ones that lead the soul to be fairer would have the best life and the ones that lead to be more unfair would have the worst. The virtuous act may seem difficult and painful, but it is the simplest and makes a better life.‖ 98 The prudent act should pay attention to preconceptions in order to avoid bias in the trial.…”

Gastric Electrical Stimulation for the Treatment of Obesity: From Entrainment to Bezoars—A Functional Review

“…Nevertheless, severe complications such as esophageal perforation are always possible and endoscopic management is explicitly recommended for more symptomatic and obstructive bezoars. Most often symptomatic trichobezoars are resistant to standard gentle techniques and often require surgery (gastrotomy and enterotomy) more than other bezoar types [75–77]. Surgery lightens the patient's condition radically and rapidly but does not eliminate the reasons for bezoar formation.…”