Background: Fistula in Ano is one disease which is easy to diagnose but difficult to cure as patients report in very late phase of the disease and it leads to problems. Aim of this study was to determine the etiology, clinical presentation, efficacy of different surgical approach, early and late post-operative complications, and recurrence rate in cases of fistula in Ano. Methods: Prospective Observational Study was conducted in Department of General Surgery, Government Medical College, Solapur from Sep 2016 to Aug 2018 with Sample size of 50 cases. Results: Most common age group affected between 18-29 years, with male preponderance. Most common etiological factor is perianal sepsis following Crypto glandular infection, with pain as most prevalent symptom. Simple fistula is more common, and in complex fistula most prevalent type is high transsphincteric fistula. Most common procedure done is fistulotomy. Most common complication is recurrence. Most number of complications was seen in fistulotomy. Maximum recurrence is seen after fistulotomy. Conclusion: Most common cause is crypto glandular infection, most common feature is pain, Fistulectomy is more efficacious, and complications are maximum with fistulotomy, highest recurrence seen after fistulotomy.

Background: Burn injuries are amongst one of the most devastating of all injuries, having a great impact on the patients physically, physiologically and psychologically. Burns are still one of the top causes of death and disability in the world. Aims: To study the etiology of burn, nature of burn and mortality rate in burn patients. Material and Method: A prospective institutional two year observational study of 100 patients of burn injury admitted under department of general surgery at Solapur. Result: Highest number of patients was from 18 to 30 years. The Female to male ratio is 1.77:1. Maximum number of patients has 81-100% burn (31%) with mixed burn in 51%. Accidental burn (79%) was the most common type of burn. Flame burn (74%) was most common. Overall mortality was 55%, recovery in 27% and 18% cases have residual disability. Conclusion: Accidental flame burn commonly affects young females with maximum patients having 81-100% TBSA. Mortality was more than 50%.

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