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قناة تهتم بأهم المعلومات في الجانب النظري والعملي (جراحة) تابعة للجنه العلمية دفعة 36 ، جامعة صنعاء. للتواصل👈 @Surgicalnotesbot
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Advices before Operations
1 Sliding scale and IV fluids👉 insulin in case of major surgery.
2 Should be continued perioperatively and be changed to IV forms if starvation is prolonged👉 Anticonvulsants
3 This is stopped 3–4 days prior to surgery and restarted on the evening after the surgery👉warfarin for AF.
4 The medications can be given up to the time of surgery and then selectively as required in the
immediate postoperative period. The previous dose will need to be recommenced once the
patient recovers from surgery.👉 antihypertensive drugs
5 This should be given for at least 2 weeks preoperatively to have any real benefit.👉preoperative nutritional support.
6 This should be stopped at least a month prior to elective surgery.👉smoking
7 The dose on the morning of surgery should be omitted and medications recommenced once
the patient has started eating.👉diapetic medication with minor surgery.
8 Patients who have been receiving this on a regular basis (and have received this within the past
2 months) will require increased doses to avoid a crisis.👉steroid
#preoperative_notes
warm leg; all peripheral pulses are palpable the best management is 👉Thromboembolic deterrent (TED) stockings and prophylactic Fragmin.
A 42-year-old woman presents with primary varicose veins and severe symptoms with a needle
phobia. Duplex scan shows an isolated saphenofemoral junction incompetence and long
saphenous vein reflux the best management is 👉Saphenofemoral ligation, stripping and stab avulsions.
A 48-year-old man has a body mass index (BMI) of 37 and is a heavy smoker. He has primary
symptomatic varicose veins with skin changes and duplex scan demonstrates an isolated
saphenopopliteal junction incompetence and short saphenous reflux. the best management is 👉Endovascular laser treatment (EVLT).
A 40-year-old man has a BMI of 30 and a previous idiopathic iliofemoral DVT. Duplex scan
shows complete external iliac vein occlusion. He has significant venous claudication and leg
swelling which interferes with his working life the best management is 👉 palma procedure.
Scenarios with investigation
1 This is best for distinguishing between venous and lymphatic causes of a swollen limb the best investigation 👉MRI.
This is best for diagnosing malignancy in lymph nodes.👉Biopsy of nodes
This is best to exclude a pelvic or intra-abdominal mass causing leg swelling👉CT.
This provides the best reflection of lymphatic function👉Lymphoscintigraphy.
This is no longer used as a first-line test for lymphoedema👉Lymphangiography
This can provide useful information on venous abnormalities 👉 US.
#vascular
Important short scenarios in Blood Vessels.
Scenarios with diagnosis
A 70-year-old man has had severe pain at night in his right leg for the past 5 weeks and is
unable to sleep. He relieves the pain by sleeping in a sitting position and presents with leg
swelling the cause is 👉Critical ischemia.
A 45-year-old woman with a pansystolic murmur and bilateral painless limb leg swelling
presents to her GP with breathlessness the cause is 👉Congesitve cardicac faliure.
A 25-year-old fit male presents with pain and swelling of the leg following a football match the cause is 👉Calf muscle tear.
A 60-year-old man has marked leg swelling 1 day after undergoing a femoral distal bypass for
critical ischaemia. Pulses are present but the calf is tense and tender the cause is 👉Compartment syndrome.
A 30-year-old woman presents with a 1-year history of progressive painless swelling in her left
leg. There is no history of DVT or injury.👉Lymphoedema.
A 50-year-old man presents with a history of an ingrown toenail which has been exquisitely
tender over the past 48 h. The lower leg is hot and swollen the cause is 👉Cellulitis.
An 80-year-old woman presents with a painful swollen right leg 6 days after admission for a left
hemispheric stroke which has left her bed-bound the cause is 👉DVT
A 22-year-old male involved in a motorcycle accident presents to A&E with a fractured femur
and, following fixation, is noted to have become disorientated with several areas of petechial
haemorrhage the cause is 👉 fat embolism
A 75-year-old female presents with a sudden episode of acute pain in the right leg. On
examination she has an irregular tachycardia of 120 beats/min and a white, paraesthetic right
lower leg. She has no palpable pulses below the groin but her left leg pulses are present and
normal the cause is 👉popliteal artery embolism.
A 59-year-old male presents to A&E with paralysis and paraesthesia of his lower limbs.
On examination there are no femoral pulses and he has mottling of the skin of the lower
abdomen the cause is 👉Acute aortic thrombosis.
A 65-year-old woman presents to her GP with several recent episodes of temporary left eye
blindness which resolved on each occasion after about 5 min. Retinoscopy shows several areas
of poor filling in the retinal arteries the cause is 👉cholesterol embolism
A 40-year-old IV drug abuser presents with fevers, breathlessness and pain in his right buttock.
His temperature is 38ºC and examination reveals marked mottling over the right gluteal area
and thigh. He has a grade V aortic murmur the cause is 👉Mycotic embolism.
A 55-year-old woman presents with brown discoloration and induration around the ankle and a
3-cm-diameter ulcer lying just above the medial malleolus the ulcer is 👉 Venous ulcer.
A 60-year-old man presents with a history of pins and needles in his left foot following multiple
back operations and an ulcer over the plantar aspect of his second metatarsal head the ulcer is 👉 neuropathic ulcer
A 70-year-old lifelong male smoker presents with a painful ulcer over the head of his first
metatarsal where he is noted to have a mild hallux valgus the ulcer is 👉 ischemic ulcer due to arterial disease
A 65-year-old man presents with a chronic ulcer of seven years lying over the medial aspect of
his calf and which has recently become painful and enlarged the ulcer is 👉Marjolin ulcer.
A patient presents with small punched-out, painful ulcers over the dorsum of her foot the ulcer is 👉 ulcer of vasculitis as SLE
Scenarios with managements
A 75-year-old man presents with a history of DVT 5 years ago and a recently healed venous
ulcer. Duplex scan demonstrates isolated popliteal venous reflux the best management is 👉Class 2 support stockings.
An 80-year-old woman presents with a recently fractured neck of femur and a swollen painless
Very important information
Extradural haematomas👉 often present with a lucid interval following the injury when the patient
can appear very well.
Subdural haematomas👉 are serious injuries often the patient is usually unconscious from the time of injury
#trauma.
Repost from دفعة 36 - طب بشري- جامعة صنعاء- أخبار
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
بحزن وألم بالغين وبقلوب مؤمنة بقضاء الله تلقينا نبأ فاجعة لها وقعها المؤلم والمؤسف علينا بالإعتداء بالقتل على زميلنا في جامعة ذمار طبيب الإمتياز /جمعان عبد الكريم السامعي بحرم مستشفى الوحدة التعليمي الجامعي بمعبر فجر يوم الأحد الموافق 24\9\2023 الموافق 9\3\1445.
نحن طلاب دفعة 36 طب بشري جامعة صنعاء نعزي أهل وأسرة الفقيد وكافة محبيه وكافة زملائه في الكلية ونسأل من الله أن يتغمده بواسع الرحمة والمغفرة.
وإننا أيضاً بهذه الفاجعة المؤسفة جداً ندين بأشد العبارات هذه الجريمة البشعة ونأكد مطالبتنا للجهات الأمنيه والقضائية سرعة اتخاذ الإجراءات العادلة وتقديم مرتكب الجريمة للعدالة لينال جزائه الرادع...
Repost from Surgery( notes)
Causes of unhealed fistula?
🟠His Friends 🟠
1. H_high output fistula
2. S_steroid use
3. F_foreign body
4. R_radiation
5. I_IBD
6. E_epithelialization
7. N_neoplastic
8. D_distal obstruction
9. S_site( gastric, duodenal)
#general_notes
Repost from Surgery( notes)
Emphysematous pylonephrosis is more common than emphysematous cystitis.
DD of neumaturia (presence of air with urine):
1/Gas_forming bacteria as e coli and pseudomonas
2/Intestinourinary fistula.
3/ Iatrogenic by uroscopy
د خالد الكحلاني الله يحفظه🌹.
#Renal
لماذا يجب التفريق بين الhernia هل هي direct or indirect ????
For priority
بمعنى لو معاك حالتين في العياده واحده direct وواحده indirect
ابدا بال indirect لان حقه ال
neck is in a narrow internal ring
وايضا كلما كان المريض أصغر سنا كلما كان أخطر لان الring عتكون أضيق
د.وليد غيلان
🔺The "IV" treatment of H.Pylori is combination of
Pantoparzol
Metronidazole
Levofluxacin
د.لؤي القباطي
أيُّها الناس: مَوعِدُكُم معي ليس الدُنيا، مَوعِدُكُم معي عند الحَوض، والله لكأني أنظُر إليه من مقامي هذا
أيُّها الناس: والله ما الفقر أخشى عليكم ولكن أخشى عليكم الدُنيا..أن تنافسوها كما تنافسها الذين من قبلكم فتُهلِكُكُم كما أهلَكَتْهُم
أيُّها الناس: الصلاة الصلاة، الصلاة الصلاة، الله الله في الصلاة..
أيُّها الناس: اتقوا الله في النساء، اتقوا الله في النساء، أوصيكُم بالنساء خيراً..
أيُّها الناس: إنَّ عبداً خيَّره الله بين الدنيا وبين ما عِند الله، فاختار ما عِند الله..
آواكُم الله، حفظكُم الله، نصركُم الله، ثبَّتكُم الله، أيَّدكُم الله..
أيُّها الناس، أقرِئوا مني السلام كلَّ مَن تبعني من اُمَّتي إلى يوم القيامة.
- آخر كلمات سَيِّدنا مُحَمَّد ﷺ 🥺♥️♥️
Femoral ring is half an inch below and lateral to pubic tubercle
While the saphenous opening is 4 cm below and lateral to pubic tubercle
🔷Following trauma, the liver may be ruptured causing profuse bleeding due to its vascularity. In order to control bleeding surgeon use Pringle·s maneuver (in which the hepatic artery is compressed in the free margin of lesser omentum).🔷
🔷Ddx of sterile pyuria = present of pus cells in urine without bacteria??
🔺TB
🔺Stone
🔺Tumor
🔺Trichomonas vaginalis
