ProfAngeline's Surgery
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Prof Angeline M.S(Jipmer),FRCS(Edinburgh) 38 years of teaching experience to UGs /PGs in India and abroad.clinical images are from my personal collection very practical issues/questions raised in any competitive/qualifying exam.Single image can integrate
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The perforator just beneath this ulcer is
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27%
Cockett
24%
Kuster
29%
Boyd
14%
Dodd
6%
Yet to be named!!
48 year old lady consults you for breast pain.She has no risk factors.Breasts are normal on examination....You order a mammogram which is called
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21%
Diagnostic mammogram
65%
Screening mammogram
8%
Opportunistic mammogram
6%
Follow up mammogram
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This patient had an emergency laprotomy for peritonitis.What is the classification of this wound
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15%
Clean
54%
Clean contaminated
22%
Contaminated
9%
Dirty
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Students don't mix up "classification" of surgical wounds with "outcome"As you go down the options the rate of infection will increase.It does not mean a "clean"wound by classification will be clean on outcome .Neither do all "dirty" wound by classification have to mandatorily get infected
Ignore the abdominal wound.Please see the ostomy( red arrow)...All are true except
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28%
Fluid and electrolyte loss
19%
Retraction
23%
Skin excoriation
30%
Prolapse
these are clinical scenarios from my own collection
Identify the arrow marked instrument holding the gall bladder
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44%
Babcock's forceps
6%
Maryland
35%
Sponge holder
15%
Ovum forceps
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This is Babcock.Fenestrated end is straight.In sponge holder the edge is rounded.Compare both