Plastic Surgery Flashcards

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Indication of surgery in moles

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*Suspicious of malignancy. Like in congenital navus (controversy)
*Cosmetic reasons
*In area with repeated irritation like shaving
*Giant hairy mole as soon as possible surgical excision only
Diathermy and cautery r harmful

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🌿Mc tumors in human

🌿Clinical forms of naevus cell tumors

🌿Types of melanocytic tumors

🌿Ttt of pigmented precancerous skin lesions

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  1. Neaves cell tumor

2.superficial
Junctional
Dermal
Compound
Dysplastic
Sebaceous neavus

3 . With increase activity
Freckles
With increase number
Lentigo maligna , lentigo simplex
With dermal melanocytes
nevus of ota
Nevus of ito
Blue nevus
Mongolian spot
Cellular blue navus

  1. Medical ttt quinolones
    Q switched laser
    Surgical excision
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Pfs of malignant melanoma

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Prolonged exposure to sun light UV rays
In some premalignant conditions like albinism and xeroderma pigmentosa retinitis pigmentosa
On top of benign skin lesion dt chronic irritation
Giant hairy mole
Junctional and intradermal

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Types of malignant melanoma

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🌷Superficial spreading intermediate prognosis 50:60%
🌷Nodular 10-20% bad prognosis
🌷Acral 2-8% poor radial to vertical
🌷Amelanotic melanoma <5% worst prognosis
🌷Lentigo maligna 10% in old aged females radial growth some regress with time best prognosis

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Spread of malignant melanoma

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Direct radial and vertical growth
Lymphatic
Permiatiom and embolization
Blood
Mc site is lung
It has high affinity to liver

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Explain clark mcgovern classification of malignant melanoma

Breslow classification TTM

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🌹level 1 insitu melanoma confined to epiderms
🌹level 2 invasion of papillary dermis
🌹level 3 widening of papillary dermis junction bw papillary and reticular dermis
🌹level 4 invasion of reticular dermis
🌹 level 5 subcutaneous tissue invasion

0.75 surgically curable
0.75:1.5 low ass withe onset of vertical growth phase
1.5:4 higher risk
4 definitely high risk

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Investigation of malignant melanoma

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★Excisional Biopsy should include skin subcutaneous tissue with safety margin 3 mm
★LN Scintigraphy sentinel LN
★Investigation for mets chest X ray PAUS CT Scan
★Preoperative investigation KFT, LFT , ECG blood sugar, electrolytes

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Ttt of malignant melanoma
★Mm is radioresistant

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🌷Stage 1&1A
Sergical excision è safty margin
1cm if thickness<1mm
2cmif thickness 1-4mm
3cm if> 4 mm
🌷Stage 2 & 2B
Surgical excison + LN dissemination
+ Adjuvant therapy chemotherapy actinomycin D
Immunotherapy IL2 mainly
🌷Stage 3
Surgical excison + LN dissemination
+ Adjuvant therapy chemotherapy actinomycin D
Immunotherapy IL2 mainly
Hyperthermic regional perfusion with chemotherapeutic agent melphalan is now ttt of choice

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Mention pfs of SCC & BCC

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Scheme KAB³ 🧢 XERO👷 and marjolin 🧑‍🚀 ابيض،اسود
Radiation 🌄
Keratoacanthoma
Actinic keratosis
Bowns disease
Lupus vulgaris TB
HPV
Xeroderma pigmentosa
Marjolin ulcer
Leukoplakia
Chemicals like TAR arsenic
UV RAYS. Radiation exposure immunosuppression

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Macroscopic and microscopic appearance of BCC

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Macroscopic either nodule or ulcer (mc)
Nodule pearly white wih overling talengeitagia
Thin epiderms that may ulcerate dischargong serous fluid or pus
Ulcer rolled in edge LN not enlarged
Microscopic
Sheat of round prickle cells surrounded by low columnar basal cells pallisading seperated by fibrous stroma

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Investigation and Ttt of BCC
The only line of spread is

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★Investigations
Excisional Biopsy
Ct scan in infiltrative ulcers
★Ttt
Wide local Excisional with 5 mm safety margin
Closure of the defect by graft flap or direct closure
Radiotherapy by iridium or deep x ray surgery BCC is radiosensitive
For patient unfit for surgery
# near eye
Infiltrate or near bone
Recurrence after radiotherapy to avoid superselection
Other lines for small lesions
Cryosurgery. Topical 5 fluorouracil MOHs micrographic surgery+ frozen section
Photodynamic surgery

Local invasion

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12
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Mention types of BCC

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Noduloulcerative MC type
Ulcerative
Cicatricial
Sclerosing
Infiltrative
Apparent
Polypoidal
Pigmented
Cystic
Superficial

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Ttt of Scc

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🌹Wide local Excision SM 1 cm
★If LN is not involved FU. Monthly
★If infiltrated or sentinel LN +ve block dissection
==>If near the 1ry tumor with excision of 1ry tumor
==>If away wait for 2- 4 wks to allow any tumor emboli to settle draining LN
🌹Radiotherapy
🌹Mohs
🌹Photodynamic surgery
🌹5 fluorouracil topical
🌹Cryosurgery especially ear ,eye lid

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14
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Indication of surgery in SCC

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Recurrence after irradiation
Radioresistant
Small lesion
Near eye
Bone invasion
Marjolin ulcer
LN Dissection

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15
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Mention local complications of burn

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early
Infection mostly by psedomonas and staph aures
Constricting eschar neck hand circumferential deep burn
Compartmental ś
Suffocation in face and neck burn dt laryngeal edema
Late
Hyper and hypopigmentation
Hypertrophic scar or keloid
Contracture if it over a joint
Marjolin ulcer

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16
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Mention general complications of burn

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Shock
Neurogenic shock immediate
Hypovolemic shock early
Septic shock late

Sepsis
UTI septic shock septic thrombophlebitis wound sepsis
CVS
AHF
CHF
Arrhythmia
MI
Myocarditis endocarditis
RENAL
ARF
Dt hypovolemia myoglobinuria
Lung
Immediate asphyxia
PE
Pneumothorax dt infection or iatrogenic
Psychological
Endocrine
Increase stress hormones
GIT
Paralytic illius
Curling ulcer

17
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Management of burn

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🌹First aid
Remove the patient
Remove clothes
Wrap patient into a clean blanket
Asses patency of airway
🌹General management
ABCD
Insert ETT
Exclude associated injury
Calculate burn size and depth
Insert urinary catheter
Insert iv line
KFT Electrolytes Cbc Ecg
FASCIOTOMY
ESCHAROTOMY
medications antibiotics analgesics anti acids h2 blocker ppi tetanus vaccine
Inhalation injury management
Fluid resuscitation
Nutrition
🌹Local burn wound management

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Indications of hospitalisation

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Third degree burn >5%
Second degree burn>10% in children and Extreme of age and> 20% in adults
Circumferential burn
Chemical burn if causing severe functional or cosmetics problems
Electric burn
Special area hand face perineum
Inhalation injury

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How to insure that fluid therapy is adequate

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UOP 1:1,5ml/hr
Blood pressure and pulse
CVP 10 cm h2O
Other tests hct electrolytes blood gasses

20
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Advantages , disadvantages and indications of STSG thiersch graft

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advantages
Good take
Spontaneous healing of doner site
Can be meshed to accommodate larger area
Disadvantages
Get darker not suitable in skin
Bad cosmesis
Less durable not in pressure areas
Liable to 2ry contracture
Indications
Extensive skin loss cannot be made by local flap

21
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Indications, advantages and disadvantages of FTSG or wolfe graft

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indication
Facial graft
Palmer aspect of hand
Advantages
Better cosmesis
Not contract with time
More durable
Better color matched
Disadvantages
Bade take to recipient site
Donor site need to be closed by direct suture or by PTSG
Liable to 1ry contracture
Limited size

22
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How graft is surviving

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🌻First 3 days by imbibition diffusion
🌻3-5 by inosculation cut ends communicate with bed vessels
🌻After 5th day by angiogenesis

23
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How graft is surviving

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🌻First 3 days by imbibition diffusion
🌻3-5 by inosculation cut ends communicate with bed vessels
🌻After 5th day by angiogenesis

24
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Flap indication

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★Poor bed exposed bone or tendon
★Defect in a cavity or pressure bearing area sole
★Bed with decreased vascularity by scarring or irridiation
Need more complex reconstruction

25
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Causes of flap failure

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1) vascular compromise
Kinking
Compression
Thrombosis
Infection
Tension
2) inability ta achieve the goals of reconstruction

26
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Complications of heamangioma

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🌿Bleeding dt friction
🌿Ulceration common ==>involution if not associated with bleeding
🌿Squint if obstructing the field of vision
🌿Infection
🌿Pressure necrosis

27
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Ttt of heamangioma

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Better left untreated waiting for spontaneous involution
Indication for interference
Grow rapidly
Ulceration è bleeding
Obstructing the field of vision
Surgery
Intralesional steroid better or systemic
Intra lesional ND-yag laser

28
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Classification of vascular malformations

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_Low flow malformations_
Capillary malformations port wine stain
Venous malformation,Cavernous
Lymphatic malformation
Capillary ==> linear neavus
Cavernous ==> cystic hygroma
_High flow malformation_
Arterial= cirsiod aneurysm =plexiform angioma
AV Malformation robortson giant limb

29
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Ttt of port wine stain (↑ in proportionate to body growth)

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Difficult
Laser (pulsed dye or nd YAG LASER)IS ttt of choice
Excision not advised can be covered with cosmetics
Conservative management some have no definite ttt

30
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Ttt of Cavernous malformation
Ttt of port wine stain

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1) excision preoperative embolization
Weekly injection sclerotherapy hypertonic saline absolute alchol tissue glue
Laser Therapy
2) difficult
Conservative management some types don’t have definite ttt
Toc ==> nd yag laser

31
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Causes of cleft lip
Cleft palate

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Cleft lip more dt familial causes
Familial 12%
Irridiation during pregnancy
Infection rubella
Smoking
Folate deficiency during 1st trimester

Cleft palate more with environmental causes قصة
صغيرة حزينة
Alchol
Drugs anticonvulsant, steroid,retinoids
Obesity
DM
CONSANGUINITY

32
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1)Ccc of cleft lip

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1) cosmetic disfigurement
Not interfere with feeding and suckipling if unilateral
Air and fluid leak
Malocclusion
Associated nasal deformity

33
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Ccc of cleft palate
Mention associated syndromes

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Cosmetic disfigurement
Interfere with feeding and suckling
Speech problem
Chronic otitis media and CHL
Odontogenic problems
Teeth malformation

Treacher Collins s
Apert s
Chrouzon s