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Abdomen, Oesphagus and Stomach Flashcards

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Most common cause of mesenteric infarction

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superior mesenteric artery

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2 week diffuse abdominal pain, contraceptive pill, -ve pregnancy -

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Mesenteric venous thrombosis

Increased P() with intrabdominal sepsis

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Appendicular artery

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ileocolic

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Median arcuate ligament syndrome

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post prandial epigastric prain + bruit

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Greater omentum contains both

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Greater omentum contains both gastroepiploic arteries

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Brisk bleed – posterior duodenal ulcer – perforation of…

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gastroduodenal artery perf – branch of common hepatic

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3 week hx post prandial, intermittent diarrhoea and PR bleeding

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mesenteric vascular disease. CT Angio or US Duplex if renal impairment

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Management of bleeding inferior splenic pole?

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Argos plasma coag

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Cervical oesophagus supplied by

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inferior thyroid artery

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mucinous adenocarcinoma within abdomen - name and management

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Pseudomxyoma peritonei – geltanious – sugar baker procedure + peritoneal chemo

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Superior mesenteric vein – drains into

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Superior mesenteric vein – drains into portal vein

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Management of splenic vein thrombosis

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Splenectomy

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13
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The medial edge of Hassalbach’s triangle =

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rectus abdominus

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14
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Middle Sacral artery is

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posterior to rectum

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15
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Normal intraabdominal pressure =

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Normal intra abdominal pressure = 5-7mmHg

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16
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Laparoscopic insufflation pressure

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12- 15mmHg

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17
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Abdominal compartment syndrome - sustained >…

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Abdominal compartment syndrome - sustained >20mmHg + new organ dysfunction / failure

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X% acute cholecystectomy – stone in the common bile duct

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10% acute cholecystectomy – stone in the common bile duct

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19
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Renal stones in IBD

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Calcium Oxalate

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20
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Drugs in UC

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Steriods • 5 MA (Mesalazine) Immunosupressants (Cyclosporin)
Monoclonal antibody against TNF-a (Infliximab)

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Drugs in UC

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Steroids 5 ASA (Mesalazine)
Immunosupressants (Azothioprine/Mercaptopurine)
Methotrexate
Monoclonal antibody against TNF-a (Infliximab)

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Transverse incision two thirds of the way between umbilicus and the symphysis pubis - Last likely to come across

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Posterior lamina of the rectus sheath

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23
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stoma with a Low anterior resection + colorectal anastomosis

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loop ileostomy

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24
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what stoma with a Low anterior resection + colorectal anastomosis

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loop ileostomy

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25
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Rovsings pressing LIF – negative if

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Rovsings pressing LIF – negative if appendicitis is retroceacal

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26
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Divide X to access coeliac axis for gastrectomy

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Divide lesser omentum to access coeliac axis for gastrectomy

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27
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Duodenal Ferrous Fe2+ absorption – bound as

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Duodenal Ferrous Fe2+ absorption – bound as ferritin

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28
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Crohn’s stricture – terminal ileal/ileocecal – , surgical management after IV Steroid trial

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Crohn’s stricture – terminal ileal/ileocecal – right hemicolectomy after IV steroid trial

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29
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Colonic polyps – which has highest P() malignant transformation

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villous adenoma

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30
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Colonic polyps – which has highest P() malignant transformation

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villous adenoma

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31
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Folate – small intestine absorption not dependant on

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jejnum - not pancreas dependant

b12 in terminal ileum

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32
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Ileostomy sodium content

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120mmol/L Na+

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33
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Inflammation, bleeding + mucous from stump post Hartmann’s

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Diversion proctitis

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34
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Level of blockage for blockade for inguinal hernia repair

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T12 blockade for inguinal hernia repair

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35
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Short hx (2/52) nocturnal incontinence, diarrhoea + rectal bleeding

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IBD

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36
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Management of Incarcerated femoral hernia

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McEvedy’s>Lothessian (above, not through)

Lockwood inappropriate. Especially with SBO

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37
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Management of emergency presentation of low anal cancers

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defunction with loop colostomy – then formal staging

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38
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Right obstructing colon carcinoma you perform..

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rt hemicolectomy + ilocolic anastomosis

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39
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Post inguinal hernia repair groin pain…

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ilioinguinal nerve entrapment

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40
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Coeliac autonomic plexus relative to aorta

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Coeliac autonomic plexus – anterolateral to aorta

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High output ureterosigmoidostomy will result in

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High output ureterosigmoidostomy – acidosis

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42
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Devision of what ligament in splenectomy

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Division of gastrosplenic ligament containing short gastric arteries in splenectomy

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Hernia containing Meckel’s diverticulum known as…and management…

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Litter’s hernia, resect before mesh repair.

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44
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Open Lichtenstein repair is a…

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open hernia repair with mesh

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45
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Splenic Immune reticuloendothelial cells are in found in the…

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Splenic Immune reticuloendothelial cells are in white pulp

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46
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For right adrenalectomy you need tomobilise

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Mobilise right colonic flexure for right adrenalectomy

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47
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Resected colon cancer with nodal disease - you give…

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Resected colon cancer with nodal disease – chemotherapy!

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48
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Right hemicolectomy puts at risk

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Right hemicolectomy - Gonadal vessels + ureter at risk

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49
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Splenic flexure obstruction –

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extended rt hemicolectomy

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50
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Massive splenomegaly

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CGL (chronic granulocytic leukemia)

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51
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chronic inflammation resulting in obliteration of calots triangle

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Mirizzi syndrome

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52
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Fe deficiency, postprandial pain most likely to be

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Meckels with gastric>IBD

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53
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Annular pancreas will obstruct the

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Annular pancreas will obstruct the second part of duodenum

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54
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Ca+ - most absorbed in

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small bowel

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55
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Colorectal screen starts at

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Colorectal screen starts at 60

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56
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Midgut

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Second part of duodenum to 2/3 transverse colon

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57
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Hindgut-

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Distal 1/3 transverse colon to anus

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58
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Divide which attachments of the caecum for retrocaecal appendix

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Divide lateral peritoneal attachments of the caecum for retrocaecal appendix

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Duke’s survival A/B/C/D

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Duke’s survival A/B/C/D 95/75/50/25

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60
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What vessel disease will result in splenic atrophy

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Coeliac disease – splenic atrophy

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61
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small appendiceal carcinoid tumours <2cm

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Discharge small appendiceal carcinoid tumours <2cm

Liver mets for carcinoid syndrome diagnosis

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62
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Intermittent diarrhoea + RIF pain + weight loss

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IBD

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63
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Colonic polyp on a stalk termed as..

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Colonic polyp on a stalk – dysplasia

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64
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For a Serrated not malignant polyp

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polypectomy!

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65
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1st new kidney? Attach to

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1st new kidney? Attach to external iliac!

66
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Prev repair or bilateral hernia?

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Lapracopic/TEP

67
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Deep ring – medial and lateral walls

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Deep ring – Tranversalis facia lateral wall

inf epigastric vessels medial wall

68
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Rosethorn Ulcers found in….

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Crohn’s

69
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Rosethorn Ulcers found in….

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Crohn’s

Chrohn’s, crown, crown of thorns,

70
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What drain do you put in after a Hartmann’s

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Wallace Robinson Drain, no suction

71
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Post low anterior resection impotence

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damage to nervi erigentes

72
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Colonoic-pseudoobstruction you can give..

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neostigmine

73
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ankolosing spondylitis related to

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UC

74
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Adrenal mass with lipid rich core

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Lipid rich core – benign adrenal adenoma

75
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Foul smelling pus after difficult appendicectomy

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Bacteroides fragilis

76
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Burst abdomen most common at

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Burst abdomen most common at 15 days

77
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Peri-anal chrohn’s disease, you give

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Peri-anal chrohn’s disease, infliximab

78
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colonic pseudoobstruction also known as…

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Ogilvie syndrome

79
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10% of fissures are…

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10% of fissures are anterior

80
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Water mostly absorbed in the

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Water mostly absorbed in the jejunum

81
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Xml of Bile in Duodenum in 24h

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500ml of Bile in Duodenum in 24h

82
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Gastrinomas – most commonly found in the

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Gastrinomas – most commonly found in the duodenum

83
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would infection rate in Hartmann’s for perforated disease

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35% would infection rate in Hartmann’s for perforated disease

84
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What Rib lie’s behind the right kidney?

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12th Rib lies behind right kidney not 10th

85
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sign – most often seen in ruptured ectopic pregnancy

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Cullen’s sign – most often seen in ruptured ectopic pregnancy

CU..

86
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Pancreas - embryology

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Ventral and dorsal endodermal outgrowths of the duodenum

87
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most posterior splenic structure

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Lienorenal ligament – most posterior splenic structure

88
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Most of the gut is derived endodermally except for the

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the spleen which is from mesenchymal tissue.

89
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zinc is absorbed in the..

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Jejunum absorbs zinc

90
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You don’t need to measure X with home TPN

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You don’t need to measure thyroid function with home TPN

91
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Accessory spleens are not found in the

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Accessory spleens are not found in the ureter

92
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before flexi sig you give a…

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Phosphate enema 30 minutes before flexi sig

93
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What % Synchronous bowel cancer

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Synchronous bowel cancer – 5% of all cases

94
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Laparoscopic choelcystectomy for uncomplicated biliary colic – % wound infection rate

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Laparoscopic choelcystectomy for uncomplicated biliary colic – 5% wound infection rate

95
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right scapular – acute cholecystitis, name of Sign

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Boas’ sign – right scapular – acute cholecystitis

96
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Operate acute cholecystectomy within

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Operate acute cholecystectomy within 72 hours

97
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Recurrent gallstone cholecytitis results in

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Achoff-Rotinsky Sinuses

98
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Pancreatic lipase - digestion of fat, Proteases facilitate

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protein and B12 absorption

99
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Pancreas output and pH

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Pancreas 1000-1500ml/day pH 8

100
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Pancreatic necrosectomy – only when

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only when infection proven after FNAC

101
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Carcinoma of the pancreatic head- failed ERCP – go to

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PTCP

102
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Klatskin Tumour

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hilar tumour at left and right bile duct confluence.

103
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Klatskin Tumour

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hilar tumour at left and right bile duct confluence.

104
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Liver Cell Adenoma – non encapsulated, mixed echoity and heterogeneous texture, normal AFP and LFTs, RUQ pain, On MR

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Resect! Malignancy M>F

105
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Colorectal liver mets what do you do first?

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chemotherapy then resection

106
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UC patients - biliary condition

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UC patients - Primary sclerosing cholangitis (inflammation)

107
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UC patients - biliary condition

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UC patients - Primary sclerosing cholangitis (inflammation)

108
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ileal resection – higher incidence of

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higher incidence of cholesterol stones

109
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Cystic artery – from

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Cystic artery – from right hepatic artery

110
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most common infection cholangitis

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E Coli – most common in cholangitis

111
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To access the abdominal oesophagus you need to mobilise

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Mobilise left lobe – for abdominal oesophagus

112
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Pancreatic pseudocyst >4 weeks

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Pancreatic pseudocyst - >4 weeks, a/w raised amylase

113
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Rectal prolapse in the young…

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Rectopexy for the young – lowest recurrence rate for rectal prolapse

114
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Willsons disease, solid mass liver mass.

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easure AFP (+chronic inflame = HPCC)

115
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to diagnose carcinoid syndrome check for

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Liver mets to diagnose carcinoid syndrome

116
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hormones that increases and suppresses appetite

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Grehlin increases appetite, leptin decreases

117
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ERCP sphincterotomy – electric setting

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ERCP sphincterotomy – cutting monpolar

118
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SMV + Splenic vein @ L1 = Hepatic Portal vein – runs in

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hepatoduodenal ligament (free edge of lesser omentum)

119
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Hepatic Vein – exits liver…and drains…

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Hepatic Vein – exits liver posteriorly draining directly into IVC

120
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Cystic vein into right branch of…

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Cystic vein into right branch of portal vein

121
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Right gastric vein drains

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Right gastric vein drains lesser curvature of stomach

122
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Oesophagus – no

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Oesophagus – no serosa, loose connective tissue only

123
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Achalasia = increased P()

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Achalasia = increased P() SCC

124
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Oesophagectomy Prox>Distal:

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Oesophagectomy Prox>Distal: McKwon>Ivor>Transhiatal

125
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division for lower third oesophagectomy

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Ayzgos vein division for lower third oesophagectomy

126
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Parietal cells: secrete

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Parietal cells: secrete HCl, Ca, Na, Mg and intrinsic factor

127
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Chief cells: secrete

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Chief cells: secrete pepsinogen- PEPSI CHIEF

128
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Surface mucosal cells:

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Surface mucosal cells: secrete mucus and bicarbonate

129
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Cardia tumour, no distal mets -

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Cardia tumour, no distal mets - Total gastrectomy and Roux en Y reconstruction

130
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8 month post distal gastrectomy – normal Ix – jaundice secondary to

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8 month post distal gastrectomy – normal Ix – jaundice 2ry peri hilar lymphandenopathy

131
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Post gastrectomy – dumping:

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diarrhoea, hypoglycaemia. Fe + B12 malabsorption.

Eat high protein and low carbs.

132
Q

Gastrin stimulates

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enterochromaffin histamine release.

133
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single large arteriole in submucosa – a bleeder!

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Dieulafoy lesion – single large arteriole in submucosa – a bleeder!

134
Q

organism causing terminal ileitis + mesenteric lymphadenitis

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Yersinia enterolitica

135
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Mackler triad for Boerhaave syndrome/ Oesophageal perf:

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Mackler triad for Boerhaave syndrome/ Oesophageal perf: vomiting, thoracic pain, subcutaneous emphysema

136
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Carcinoma of greater curvature with no mets:

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Carcinoma of greater curvature with no mets: subtotal gastrectomy, D2 lymphadenectomy + rou en y

137
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Upper 1/3rd oesophagus:

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Combined radical radiotherapy and chemotherapy

138
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GI Ulcer secondary to thermal injury

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GI Ulcer – 2ry thermal injury = Curling’s Ulcer

139
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Direct inguinal hernia - suture ?mesh

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Direct inguinal hernia - Nylon sutured repair + placement of prolene mesh posterior to cord structures.

140
Q

No hyperamylasemia in

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No hyperamylasemia in pancreatic CA

141
Q

Barrettes’ –

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Barrettes’ – Goblet Cells + intestinal metaplasia

o High risk of adenocarcinoma

142
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Pernicious anaemia - Abs and malabsoption of…

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Pernicious anaemia -Parietal Cell Abs – no IF to absorb B12

143
Q

hx of straining, painless bleeding

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Solitary rectal ulcer –

144
Q

Oesophageal Constrictions:

A 
Oesophageal Constrictions: ABCD
o   A- Arch of the Aorta
o   B- Left main Bronchus
o   C- Cricoid Cartilage
o   D- Diaphragmatic Hiatus
145
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signet rings, leather bottle stomach, unable to distend on the scope

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Linitis plastica

adenocarcinoma and accounts for 3-19% of gastric adenocarcinoma - not associated with H pylori

146
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GIST’s are derived from the

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GIST’s are derived from the interstitial pacemaker cells of Cajal.

147
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Longitudinal oesophageal muscles

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Longitudinal oesophageal muscles propels food

148
Q

Post oesophagectomy –

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Post oesophagectomy – feeding jejunostomy

149
Q

McKown procedure –

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McKown procedure – total oesophagectomy

150
Q

Cardiooesophageal junction level =

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Cardiooesophageal junction level = T11

151
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Anterior gastrojejunostomy – most associated with

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Anterior gastrojejunostomy – most associated with delayed gastric emptying

152
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Pudendal canal is a fascial canal located on the lateral wall of the..

at inferior border of…

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Pudendal canal is a fascial canal located on the lateral wall of the ischioanal fossa

inferior border of obturator internus

153
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Fascial layers surrounding the rectum:

Anteriorly

A

Anteriorly lies the fascia of Denonvilliers

154
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Fascial layers surrounding the rectum:

Posteriorly lies

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Waldeyers fascia – divided to separate mesorectum from sacrum in low anterior resection
Suprior rectal artery+vein.

155
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rectum: Above dentate line – nodes..

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Above dentate line – mesorecal lymph nodes, Below = inguinal.

156
Q

Chrohns for even low fissures

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Chrohns – seton for even low fissures – poor healing if laid open!

157
Q

K+ secretion highest in…

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Rectal K+ secretion highest!

158
Q

Placenta percreta –

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Placenta percreta – brisk frank haematuria!

159
Q

Genital branch of the genitofemoral nerve exits via

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Genital branch of the genitofemoral nerve exits via deep inguinal ring

160
Q

AP resection impotence

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AP resection impotence – hypogastric plexus damage during IMA mobilisation

161
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Excision haemorrhoidectomy analgesia:

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caudal block > pudenal block

162
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Ischiorectal space – medial to

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Ischiorectal space – medial to pudendal canal

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