Subject Index to Volume 24.

A Abdominal tissue 48 apoptosis 11 atypical resection 165 B Bile duct anomaly 79 bile ducts 79 bipedicled abdominal flap 48 breast reconstruction 48 C carcinoma of the pancreas 132 cell viability 11 children 93 circumcision 139 cleft lip and palate 162 common bile duct neoplasms 79 complicated umbilical hernia 93 COVID-19 105 cyanoacrilate 139 D delayed gastric emptying 132 diabetes mellitus 132 DIEP flap 48 digestive system abnormalities 79 disease free survival 132 diverticulosis 165 E Ectopic opening of common bile duct 79 Endovenous 151 Enugu 93 epidemiology 55 erosion 82 essential oil 11 extrahepatic 79 F Fibrous sheath 19 fishing technique 69 G giant diverticulum 165 glioblastoma 11 H Haemodialysis 19 head and neck cancer 55 hepatocellular carcinoma 97 hernioplasty 97 I Incisional hernia 97 Islam 29 L Laparoscopy 165 left atrial appendage occluder 82 living donor liver transplant 97 M medical students 105 Muslim 29 N Necrosis 11 O Oesophageal perforation 69 oesophageal stent migration 69 Online teaching 105 ostomy 29 overall survival 132 P Pancreatic cancer 132 pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma 132 pediatric 139 perioperative mortality 132 pilonidal sinus 144 post-operative complications 132 post-operative pancreatic fistula 132 primary repair 144 Q Quality of life 29 R Revision catheter 19 RFA 151 rotational flap 144 S Salivary gland tumour 55 semi-open surgery 144 SEMS 69 stoma 29 surgery 29 surgery outcomes 144 surgical teaching 105 suture 139 T tertiary hospital 93 Thermal and non-thermal 151 tissue glue 139 total parental nutrition 19 TRAM flap 48 tunnelled central venous catheter 19 V Van der Woude syndrome 162 variable expression 162 Varicose veins 151 Venaseal 151 venous superdrainage 48. [Extracted from the article]

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