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Surgery I, II - lecture
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Nyní studovatArterial Aneurysms
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Nyní studovatBreast surgery
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Nyní studovatCardiovascular surgery and transplantation
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Nyní studovatGlandula thyroidea, glandulae parathyroideae, glandulae suprarenales, MEN syndrome
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Nyní studovatChronic vascular occlusion, acute limb ischemia, vascular injury
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Nyní studovatSurgery of the colon, rectum and anal canal
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•Anatomy of the large intestine
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•The most common diseases of the colon
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•Congenital disorders (birth defects)
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•Defecation disorders – irritable bowel and constipation
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•Infectious intestinal inflammations
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•Non-specific intestinal inflammations
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•Diverticulitis of the large intestine
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•Colorectal tumors
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•Surgical procedures in the case of colorectal cancer
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•Surgical approaches to the abdominal cavity
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•Intestinal anastomoses
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•Stomas
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•Anatomy and fysiology of anorectum
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•Anorectal examination methods
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•Anal and periproctal abscesses and fistulas
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•Proctitis
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•Hemorrhoids
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•Fissura ani
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•Prolapsus ani et recti
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•Cancer of the anal region
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•Recommended literature
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Nyní studovatSurgical Oncology
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Nyní studovatThoracic Outlet Syndrome
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Nyní studovatThoracic surgery, lungs, esophagus, mediastinum and chest wall
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Nyní studovatTraumatology of upper extremity I – shoulder, arm, elbow
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Nyní studovatTraumatology of upper extremity II - forearm, wrist, hand
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Nyní studovatVaricose veins
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Intestinal anastomoses
Anastomosis is the connection of two parts of the intestine.
It is constructed:
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after a resection procedure, when the two ends of the
bowel are joined to restore continuity of the bowel
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in palliative surgery, the anastomosis bypasses an
inoperable obstruction to the bowel, most commonly a tumour
Palliative procedure in case of colonic tumor
ileo-transverso anastomosis transverso-sigmoideo anastomosis
https://www.jaypeedigital.com/eReader/chapter/9789350251218/ch24
- hand made anastomoses
- stapler anastomoses
Stapler anastomosis
side-to-side
https://core.ac.uk/download/78546104.pdf
Hand made constructed
anastomosis end-to-end
Jan Muhammad Memon,
et al. Hand sewn single layer
serosubmucosal interrupted Vs. Continuous intestinal anastomosis., 2015
According to the type of junction we differentiate:
- end to end see a)
- end to side see b)
- side to side see c)
https://www.jaypeedigital.com/eReader/chapter/9789350251218/ch24
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Surgery I, II - lecture
-
Nyní studovatArterial Aneurysms
-
Nyní studovatBreast surgery
-
Nyní studovatCardiovascular surgery and transplantation
-
Nyní studovatGlandula thyroidea, glandulae parathyroideae, glandulae suprarenales, MEN syndrome
-
Nyní studovatChronic vascular occlusion, acute limb ischemia, vascular injury
-
Nyní studovatSurgery of the colon, rectum and anal canal
-
•Anatomy of the large intestine
-
•The most common diseases of the colon
-
•Congenital disorders (birth defects)
-
•Defecation disorders – irritable bowel and constipation
-
•Infectious intestinal inflammations
-
•Non-specific intestinal inflammations
-
•Diverticulitis of the large intestine
-
•Colorectal tumors
-
•Surgical procedures in the case of colorectal cancer
-
•Surgical approaches to the abdominal cavity
-
•Intestinal anastomoses
-
•Stomas
-
•Anatomy and fysiology of anorectum
-
•Anorectal examination methods
-
•Anal and periproctal abscesses and fistulas
-
•Proctitis
-
•Hemorrhoids
-
•Fissura ani
-
•Prolapsus ani et recti
-
•Cancer of the anal region
-
•Recommended literature
-
-
Nyní studovatSurgical Oncology
-
Nyní studovatThoracic Outlet Syndrome
-
Nyní studovatThoracic surgery, lungs, esophagus, mediastinum and chest wall
-
Nyní studovatTraumatology of upper extremity I – shoulder, arm, elbow
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Nyní studovatTraumatology of upper extremity II - forearm, wrist, hand
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Nyní studovatVaricose veins
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