Operative Steps Flashcards

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Left Adrenalectomy (5 steps)

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1) mobilize the splenic flexure of the colon, divide the splenocolic ligament
2) reflect the spleen medially and mobilize and retract the pancreatic tail medially
3) create a plane between adrenal gland and the aorta
4) dissect and divide the INFERIOR PHRENIC vessels and CENTRAL ADRENAL VEIN
5) mobilize the adrenal gland by diving the inferior and lateral attachments.

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Right adrenalectomy (5 steps)

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1) retract right love of the liver medially
2) open the peritoneum overlying the adrenal gland inferior to superior
3) create a plane between the adrenal gland and the vena cava
4) dissect and divide the adrenal vein
5) mobilize the adrenal gland by dividing the inferior and lateral attachments and take it out

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How do you do a cricothyroidotomy (3-4 steps)

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1) Find the thyroid cartilage and cricoid cartilage and make a 2-3 cm longitudinal incision
2) palpate the cricothyroid membrane. Puncture it with the knife. This is when it bleeds
3) put a bougie in and then sendinger the ET tube in

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Describe a splenectomy

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1) divide the gastrocolic ligament and enter the lesser sac
2) identify and retract the pancreas posteriorly and inferiorly to visualize the splenic artery superior to the pancreas
3) clip the artery

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1) divide the splenocolic ligament and mobilize the splenic flexure
2) divide the short gastrics all the way up
3) divide the lenorenal ligament
4) divide the hilar vessels

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For AAA gain proximal control

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1) take down left lobe of the liver
2) make sure they have an OG. Move the esophagus out of the way
3) find and divide the crus of the diaphragm
4) with the clamp, get all the way down to the spine and clamp

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How do you do a puestow? (~6 steps)

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1) enter lesser sac by dividing gastrocolic, expose the entire anterior surface of pancreas
2) do a wide Kocher maneuver, mobilize the right colon
3) identify the duct with needle aspiration of clear fluid (can use ultrasound)
4) filet the entire duct from head to tail
5) construct 50-60cm roux limb
6) create pancreaticojejunostomy, jejunojejunostomy

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How do you do a whipple?

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1) rule out Mets. Start kocherizing
2) dissect the infrapancreatic smv and start creating a plane between the smv and the neck of the pancreas up to splenic vein. Decide to proceed or not
3) do CCY
4) dissect the common hepatic duct and divide it
5) dissect the portal vein and create a plane between portal vein and the neck of the pancreas
6) divide the distal 1/3 of the stomach and divide the distal duodenum/proximal jejunum
7) lift the distal stomach/proximal duodenum and dissect out the GDA and ligate it
8) divide the neck of the pancreas and hand off the specimen
9) RNY reconstruction

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How do you do a psoas hitch? 3 steps

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Mobilize the bladder dome by dividing the umbilical artery remnants (medial umbilical ligament) bilaterally

Place three interrupted stitches through the detrusor muscle to anchor the bladder to the psoas muscle above the iliac vessels

Reimplant the ureter into the bladder

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Open AAA Repair

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1) prep and drape before induction

Proximal control

2) take down the left lobe of the liver. Make sure there’s an OGT in. That’s how you’ll move the esophagus out if the way.
3) Divide the crus of the diaphragm
4) get your fingers on either side of the aorta and get clamp all the way down until it hits the spine

Distal control
5) clamp the iliacs or open the sac and put a balloon down each iliac

6) heparinize
7) thrombectomize

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3 key steps of the Cattell-Braasch maneuver

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1) mobilize the right colon along the white one of Toldt

2) Kocher maneuver
Intrahepatic vena cava, right kidney & renal vasculature, right iliacs are accessed

3) incision of the avascular line of fusion of the small bowel mesentery to the posterior peritoneum. This is carried around the cecum and all the way up along the white line between the cecum and the ligament of Treitz

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Describe RNYGB (5 steps)

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1) divide the jejunum 35-40cm from ligament of trites
2) create the roux limb (the crotch of the Y) by measuring 130cm of the remaining distal small bowel up to the stomach.
3) do the ileoileostomy at 130cm from the divided end.
4) divide the stomach and create the gastric pouch
5) do the gastrojejunostomy

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Expose the SMA

Do an embolectomy

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1) lift the transverse colon up
2) incise the ligament of Treitz, working medially to the root of the mesentery
3) once the vessel is identify, isolate it with a vessel loop
4) make a transverse arteriotomy, retrieve the clot with a Fogarty balloon
5) close the arteriotomy

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Describe a total gastrectomy

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1) Examine the abdomen for mets
2) separate the omentum from the colon. Ligate the right gastroepiploic and short gastric arteries
3) divide the proximal duodenum. Ligate the right gastric artery
4) divide the left gastric artery at the origin
5) divide the esophagus
6) reconstruct

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Describe distal panc with splenectomy

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1) divide the short gastrics
2) divide the splenocolic ligament and dissect the spleen off of gerotas to medialize the spleen
3) ligate the splenic a. and v.
4) free the pancreas from its peritoneal attachments inferiorly, posteriorly and divide it

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Describe the Blakemore tube

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1) intubate the pt
2) insert the tube and verify on XR
3) inflate the gastric balloon first
4) only if that stops the bleeding inflate the esophageal balloon
5) periodically deflate the esophageal balloon every 45min-1hr

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Describe a right hepatectomy

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1) mobilize the liver by dividing the ligaments
2) cholecystectomy
3) isolate the vascular structures with vessel loops
4) ligate the hepatic artery and portal vein and then hepatic vein
5) divide the liver parenchyma

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Describe a cardiac window

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1) About a 10cm subxiphoid/epigastric incision is made vertically
2) xiphoid is grasped or resected and the substernal plane is accessed
3) inferior sternum is elevated and prepericardial fat is dissected
4) pericardium is retracted inferiorly and sharply incised

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Describe a Witzel jejunostomy

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Incision of jejunum.

Tube in and purse string around it

Serosal tunnel with multiple interrupted lemberts

Suture it to peritoneum/abdominal wall

Stab incision at the skin and bring out the feeding tube

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Describe ivor lewis

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  • First upper midline abdominal incision
  • dissect and widen the hiatus
  • take the short gastrics and all vessels except right gastroepiploic
  • kocherize duodenum to gain length
  • pyloroplasty
  • 14Fr feeding jejunostomy then close the abd
  • right side up and right thoracotomy
  • resect the tumor with 5cm margin
  • anastomose
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How do you do a pyloric exclusion?

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Do a gastroJ. Fire the GIA. before you close it with a ta, grasp the pylorus with a babcock bring it into the wound, take a 2-0 vicryl and close the pylorus from the inside. This will close it for 2-3 months. Then close the gj with ta.

Drain the duodenum with a 20-24Fr malecot, leave it open to avoid blowout

Do a feeding j

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Transduodenal sohincteroplasty

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Perform an extensive Kocher maneuver.

Make a transverse or longitudinal duodenotomy on the lateral duodenal wall at the junction of the lower third and upper two-thirds of the duodenum.

Identify the papilla.

Cut the ampullary sphincter in the 11 o’clock position on the papilla using cautery or scissors.

Extend this to include the entire common tract of the sphincter of Oddi.

Extract all stones (if common bile duct stones are present).

Suture the wall of the common bile duct to the duodenal mucosa using interrupted fine absorbable sutures.

Close the lateral duodentotomy.

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