GeneralSurgery

Podcast covering gastric conditions. Part 2 of 3 on upper GI surgery.  

This podcast covers oesophageal conditions and is the first part of three covering upper GI surgery.  

“less dependent on glasses”<br/><br/>Education is discussed in 3 Categories:<br/> 1. What is a Cataract?<br/> 2. What is Cataract Surgery?<br/> 3. What are your lens options? Standard or Premium IOL  

Dr Massard discusses the options for surgery in aspergilloma and invasive aspergillosis.  

LungCancerUpdate.com/ThinkTank – Proceedings from a Clinical Investigator “Think Tank.” Surgery for NSCLC. Interviews conducted by Neil Love, MD. Produced by Research To Practice.  

MeetTheProfessors.com – 72-year-old man who presented with NSCLC of upper right lobe and hilum with 2 brain metastases; underwent gamma knife surgery for the brain lesions and received concurrent chemoradiation therapy with consolidation docetaxel  

MeetTheProfessors.com – 69-year-old w/upper right lobe mass shown in CT; mediastinoscopy found one positive lymph node; received induction chemoradiation therapy followed by surgery  

www.ProstateCancerUpdate.com – Conversations with Oncology Investigators. 55-year-old refusing surgery & hormone therapy, T3, Gleason 9 locally advanced, seminal vesicle involvement. Produced by Research To Practice.  

A poster detailing the journey of a breast cancer patient from diagnosis to treatment.  

Look at the pathophysiology of urinary stress incontinence briefly. Studying the different surgical techniques available and on what basis they were established. A brief look at future treatment options. Thank You  

Comprehensive and succint notes from Breast surgery rotation  

This is a PowerPoint presentation I made whilst on my surgery rotation that I received several compliments for. I have just re-discovered it and found it useful for revision, so maybe you will too! It covers the basics of: - Aortic anatomy - What is an aneurysm? - Risk factors - Ruptured aortic aneurysms - Surgical repair: Open & EVAR - Main complications of surgery  

 Why this topic?  Why choose this topic?  General information  Regional anaesthesia and its modes of usage  Common anaesthetic agents used  How do the an…  

Another presentation covering the GI tract. All information is from NICE guidance & Clinical Knowledge Summaries & Oxford Handbooks. Images either made by me or from Google. Feedback is appreciated and please check out my other presentations!  

Surgical chest drain insertion Joshil Lodhia CT1, Cardiothoracic Surgery University Hospital of South Manchester  

SCRUBS Surgical Society (University of Nottingham) Presents: Prof Hope Neuroanatomy Series Podcast 2 - Brain Stem and Cranial Nerves This lecture covers the anatomy of the brain stem and cranial nerves, with key focus on clinical relevance. Prof Hope is a talented, and very entertaining consultant neurosurgeon based at QMC, Nottingham. He personally designed this lecture series for Nottingham Medical Students on behalf of SCRUBS to be packed full of important clinical neuroanatomy and surgery. This lecture is perfect for any final year medical students, or those studying for their pre-clinical neuroanatomy exams.  

Right MCA aneurysm clipping  

Aneurysm repair is a mechanical solution to the problem of progressive expansion of abdominal aortic aneurysm and the risk of rupture. Although open surgical repair, which has been the established approach, is very effective, it carries substantial risks from the extensive surgical procedure. Endovascular repair was developed to reduce the risks associated with open surgery and to provide a treatment option for patients who are not deemed to be surgical candidates.