Types of CR surgery Flashcards

1
Q

When is a R sided hemicolectomy indicated?

A

lesions on caecum, ascending colon and hepatic flexure

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When is an extended R sided hemicolectomy indicated?

A

central lesions, lesions on transverse colon and splenic flexure

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3
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When is an anterior resection indicated?

A

upper rectum lesion

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4
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When is an APER/ELAPE indicated?

A

lower rectal lesion

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5
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When is a Hartmann’s procedure indicated?

A

L sided lesions- descending colon, sigmoid colon, rectosigmoid lesions

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6
Q

How is colon cancer staged?

A

CT TAP

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7
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How far up the bowel do you have to resect cancer?

A

Up to the top of the blood supply in order to remove all the lymph nodes

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8
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How is rectal cancer staged?

A

MRI pelvis

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9
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Which operation removes the pelvic floor?

A

APER/ELAPE

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10
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4 requirements for a good anastamosis

A

good blood supply
no infection
good surgical technique/tension free
minimal risk factors

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11
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5 risk factors for a poor anastamosis

A
DM
smoking
malnutrition
immunocompromised
steroids
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12
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How do you calculate pack years?

A

1 pack year= 20 cigarettes a day for 1 year

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