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Surgery: Practical Surgery - Surgical Procedures Summary Flashcards

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Surgical Procedures Summary

What is the pathology of Dohlman’s Procedure?

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Pharyngeal pouch

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What is the Procedure of Dohlman’s Procedure?

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Minimally invasive endoscopic stapling

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What is the pathology of Nissen Fundoplication?

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GORD

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What is the Procedure of Nissen Fundoplication?

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Wrap fundus around distal oesophagus

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What are the Pros and Cons of Nissen Fundoplication?

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Can → dysphagia

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What are the types of Upper GI surgery?

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What is the pathology of Heller’s cardiomyotomy?

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Achalasia

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What is the Procedure of Heller’s cardiomyotomy?

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Longitudinal incision through muscularis propria @ the LOS

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What are the Pros and Cons of Heller’s cardiomyotomy?

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Can → GORD

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What is the pathology of Ramstedt’s pyloromyotomy?

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Congenital pyloric stenosis

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What is the Procedure of Ramstedt’s pyloromyotomy?

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Longitudinal incision through muscularis propria @ the pylorus

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What is the pathology of Ivor-Lewis?

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Oesophageal Ca

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What is the Procedure of Ivor-Lewis?

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Two-stage oesophagectomy

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What is the pathology of Whipple’s?

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Pancreatic Ca

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What is the Procedure of Whipple’s?

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Pancreaticoduodenectomy

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What are the types of Lower GI Surgery?

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What is the pathology of Mayo Repair?

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Umbilical Hernia

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What is the Procedure of Mayo Repair?

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Double-breast the linea alba ± sublay mesh.

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What is the pathology of Lockwood Approach?

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Femoral Hernia

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What is the Procedure of Lockwood Approach

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Low incision over hernia c¯ herniotomy and herniorrhaphy.

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What are the Pros and Cons Lockwood Approach?

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Used electively

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What is the pathology of McEvedy Approach?

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Femoral Hernia

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What is the Procedure of McEvedy Approach?

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High approach in inguinal region Herniotomy and herniorrhaphy

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What are the Pros and Cons McEvedy Approach?

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Used in emergency situation Allows inspection and resection of non-viable bowel

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What is the pathology of TEP?

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Inguinal Hernia

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What is the Procedure of TEP?

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Totally ExtraPeritoneal lap hernia repair

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What is the pathology of TAPP?

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Inguinal Hernia

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What is the Procedure of TAPP?

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Trans-Abdominal Pre-Peritoneal lap hernia repair

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What is the pathology of Lat. Sphincterotomy?

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Anal fissure

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What is the Procedure of Lat. Sphincterotomy?

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Division of internal anal sphincter @ 3 O’clock

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What are the Pros and Cons Lat. Sphincterotomy?

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Used when medical Mx fails SE: minor faecal incontinence

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What is the pathology of Delorme’s Procedure?

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Rectal prolapse

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What is the Procedure of Delorme’s Procedure?

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Perineal approach c¯ mucosal excision

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What are the main types of Vascular Surgery?

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What is the Pathology of Trendelenberg Op and Cockett’s Op?

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Varicosities

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What is the procedure of Trendelenberg Op?

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SFJ ligation

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What is the procedure of Cockett’s Op?

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Perforator ligation

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What is the Pathology of Trahere Transplantation, Kistner Operation, Palma Operation?

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Chronic venous insufficiency

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What is the procedure of Trahere Transplantation?

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Transplant of axillary vein c¯ valve into deep venous leg veins

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What is the procedure of Kistner Operation?

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Venous valvuloplasty

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What is the procedure of TPalma Operation?

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Bypass venous obstruction c¯ contralateral GSV

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What are the main types of Urology Surgery?

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What is the pathology of Palomo Operation?

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Varicocele

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What is the procedure of Palomo Operation?

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High retroperitoneal approach for ligation of testicular veins Transverse incision at the level of the ASIS centred on the mid-inguinal point.

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What is the pathology of Lord’s Repair?

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Hydrocele

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What is the procedure of Lord’s Repair?

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Plication of the tunica vaginalis

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What is the pathology of Jaboulay’s Repair?

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Hydrocele

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What is the procedure of Jaboulay’s Repair?

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Eversion of the tunica vaginalis

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What is the pathology of Dartos Pouch Procedure?

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Undescended testis

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Surgical Procedures Summary

What is the procedure of Dartos Pouch Procedure?

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Mobilisation of testis and placement in a s/c pouch via a hole in the dartos muscle.

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Surgical Procedures Summary

What are the Pros and Cons of Dartos Pouch Procedure?

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Dartos prevents retraction

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Surgical Procedures Summary

What is the pathology and procedure of a Sistrunk’s Operation?

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Pathology: Thyroglossal cyst Procedure: Excision of cyst and thyroglossal duct

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