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... be delayed up to 2 hr to facilitate eye contact and to enhance maternal-infant bonding, or may be refused by the parents, on signing of an informed consent. An Apgar score of the infant’s overall condition is obtained at 1 min and 5 min after the birth. The infant in good condition is placed on the ...
... be delayed up to 2 hr to facilitate eye contact and to enhance maternal-infant bonding, or may be refused by the parents, on signing of an informed consent. An Apgar score of the infant’s overall condition is obtained at 1 min and 5 min after the birth. The infant in good condition is placed on the ...
superior mesenteric artery compression syndrome
... Thus, high suspicion is required for the appropriate clinical adjustment. A barium examination is required to make the diagnosis. The treatment can initially require gastric decompression and hydration, besides reversal of weight loss through adequate nutrition. Surgery should be adopted only in cas ...
... Thus, high suspicion is required for the appropriate clinical adjustment. A barium examination is required to make the diagnosis. The treatment can initially require gastric decompression and hydration, besides reversal of weight loss through adequate nutrition. Surgery should be adopted only in cas ...
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... Local control remained a problem, however, as most tumour recurrences occurred in the pelvis with most patients dying from local recurrence. Thus, it is evident that improving local control in the treatment of cervical cancer could also improve survival. In 1993 we introduced a more extensive surgic ...
... Local control remained a problem, however, as most tumour recurrences occurred in the pelvis with most patients dying from local recurrence. Thus, it is evident that improving local control in the treatment of cervical cancer could also improve survival. In 1993 we introduced a more extensive surgic ...
Talar-fractures
... Talar fractures are relatively uncommon injuries, but they can be associated with significant complications. The talus is involved in about 2% of all lower extremity injuries and about 5-7% of foot injuries. Because it articulates with important joints (ankle, subtalar, and talonavicular), it is one ...
... Talar fractures are relatively uncommon injuries, but they can be associated with significant complications. The talus is involved in about 2% of all lower extremity injuries and about 5-7% of foot injuries. Because it articulates with important joints (ankle, subtalar, and talonavicular), it is one ...
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... performed through separate incisions, the lateral vulvar incision is basically elliptical. Each incision should commence on the mons pubis anteriorly and extend through the fat and superficial fascia to the fascia over the pubic symphysis. It is then easy to develop bluntly the plane immediately abo ...
... performed through separate incisions, the lateral vulvar incision is basically elliptical. Each incision should commence on the mons pubis anteriorly and extend through the fat and superficial fascia to the fascia over the pubic symphysis. It is then easy to develop bluntly the plane immediately abo ...
Head & Neck Tumour P..
... Branchial Cleft Cysts • Branchial cleft anomalies • 2nd cleft most common (95%) – tract medial to XII nerve between internal and external carotids • 1st cleft less common – close association with facial nerve possible • 3rd and 4th clefts rarely reported • Present in older children or young adults ...
... Branchial Cleft Cysts • Branchial cleft anomalies • 2nd cleft most common (95%) – tract medial to XII nerve between internal and external carotids • 1st cleft less common – close association with facial nerve possible • 3rd and 4th clefts rarely reported • Present in older children or young adults ...
PDF of Middle Cranial Fossa Technique Lecture Slides
... – Initial PO WRS is predictive of long-term hearing. – Better long-term outcomes than observation or Gamma Knife. ...
... – Initial PO WRS is predictive of long-term hearing. – Better long-term outcomes than observation or Gamma Knife. ...
1._Orbital_Disorders
... Dermoid Cyst. —It presents clinically as a cystic swelling at the outer and less commonly the inner, upper angle orbit. The cyst is small, freely mobile and contains sebaceous material and hair follicles. It is often attached to the underlying bone in which a defect can be demonstrated radiologicall ...
... Dermoid Cyst. —It presents clinically as a cystic swelling at the outer and less commonly the inner, upper angle orbit. The cyst is small, freely mobile and contains sebaceous material and hair follicles. It is often attached to the underlying bone in which a defect can be demonstrated radiologicall ...
Computed Tomography Evaluation of Oral Cavity
... Figs 15A and B: Nodular enhancing mass (thin arrows) seen within the flap (star) on axial (A) and coronal (B) images represents tumor recurrence. There was no mucosal lesion seen on clinical examination ...
... Figs 15A and B: Nodular enhancing mass (thin arrows) seen within the flap (star) on axial (A) and coronal (B) images represents tumor recurrence. There was no mucosal lesion seen on clinical examination ...
12 Buttockectomy
... Tumors of the gluteus maximus (buttock) are often extremely large before diagnosis. Traditionally, low- and highgrade soft-tissue sarcomas of the buttock were treated by a posterior cutaneous flap hemipelvectomy. Today, however, most low-grade soft-tissue sarcomas of this muscle can be resected with ...
... Tumors of the gluteus maximus (buttock) are often extremely large before diagnosis. Traditionally, low- and highgrade soft-tissue sarcomas of the buttock were treated by a posterior cutaneous flap hemipelvectomy. Today, however, most low-grade soft-tissue sarcomas of this muscle can be resected with ...
Pathology 15: The Lung Why do aspirated foreign materials (vomit
... important to recognize? What morphologic features are not present? a. pattern referred to as Usual Interstitial Pneumonia (UIP, essentially described above) b. diffuse interstitial lung disease (fibrosing) of unknown etiology whose biopsies fail to show diagnostic features of any other well-characte ...
... important to recognize? What morphologic features are not present? a. pattern referred to as Usual Interstitial Pneumonia (UIP, essentially described above) b. diffuse interstitial lung disease (fibrosing) of unknown etiology whose biopsies fail to show diagnostic features of any other well-characte ...
15 Resection of the Posterior Compartment of the Thigh
... The posterior compartment of the thigh is the least common of all of the thigh compartments for soft-tissue sarcomas to originate within. Approximately 15–20% of the soft-tissue sarcomas of the thigh arise within the posterior hamstring musculature. The posterior compartment consists of the semimemb ...
... The posterior compartment of the thigh is the least common of all of the thigh compartments for soft-tissue sarcomas to originate within. Approximately 15–20% of the soft-tissue sarcomas of the thigh arise within the posterior hamstring musculature. The posterior compartment consists of the semimemb ...
Dementia – Learning Objectives
... risk for dementia. It was initially described as a lipid transport protein and major ligand LDL receptors with a role in cholesterol metabolism and cardiovascular disease. • For each copy of ɛ4, avg. age of onset is 8yrs sooner • One copy of the ɛ4 variant triples risk, and 2 copies (rare) increa ...
... risk for dementia. It was initially described as a lipid transport protein and major ligand LDL receptors with a role in cholesterol metabolism and cardiovascular disease. • For each copy of ɛ4, avg. age of onset is 8yrs sooner • One copy of the ɛ4 variant triples risk, and 2 copies (rare) increa ...
Congenital Lateral Neck Masses
... electrocauterization alone may be effective as definitive treatment for sinus tracts of the pyriform fossa. ...
... electrocauterization alone may be effective as definitive treatment for sinus tracts of the pyriform fossa. ...
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Anatomic distribution of [18F]
... PET/CT report or by a diagnostic radiologist with expertise in gynecologic malignancies [RI]) were contoured on the individual PET/CT scans. The individual node contouring was performed by 2 radiation oncologists (AK, HF). Each contour was evaluated by a diagnostic radiologist. The positive lymph no ...
... PET/CT report or by a diagnostic radiologist with expertise in gynecologic malignancies [RI]) were contoured on the individual PET/CT scans. The individual node contouring was performed by 2 radiation oncologists (AK, HF). Each contour was evaluated by a diagnostic radiologist. The positive lymph no ...
Shoulder Instability
... clavicle into or through the trapezius muscle Type V: dislocation of the AC joint with marked superior displacement of the clavicle greater than twice the normal coracoclavicular distance Type VI: inferior dislocation of the AC joint with subcoracoid displacement of the clavicle ...
... clavicle into or through the trapezius muscle Type V: dislocation of the AC joint with marked superior displacement of the clavicle greater than twice the normal coracoclavicular distance Type VI: inferior dislocation of the AC joint with subcoracoid displacement of the clavicle ...
CLINICAL NOTES REQUIRED FOR CAT3
... components by the end of the sixth week (see Fig. 8-7C). If a pleuroperitoneal canal is still open when the intestines return to the abdomen from the physiological hernia of the umbilical cord in the 10th week (see Chapter 11), some intestine and other viscera may pass into the thorax. The presence ...
... components by the end of the sixth week (see Fig. 8-7C). If a pleuroperitoneal canal is still open when the intestines return to the abdomen from the physiological hernia of the umbilical cord in the 10th week (see Chapter 11), some intestine and other viscera may pass into the thorax. The presence ...
Abdominoinguinal Incision for the Resection of Pelvic
... For tumors attached to the wall of the lesser pelvis or the obturator fossa, the improved exposure usually allows their resection. For tumors involving the pubic bone, following the completion of the abdominoinguinal incision, the abductor muscles are divided off the pubic bone at an appropriate dis ...
... For tumors attached to the wall of the lesser pelvis or the obturator fossa, the improved exposure usually allows their resection. For tumors involving the pubic bone, following the completion of the abdominoinguinal incision, the abductor muscles are divided off the pubic bone at an appropriate dis ...
p. Onc30 - Viktor`s Notes for the Neurosurgery Resident
... extradural ≈ least common Dermoids should be considered whenever lumbar puncture yields fat in CSF! ...
... extradural ≈ least common Dermoids should be considered whenever lumbar puncture yields fat in CSF! ...
Buttockectomy
... “quiet area” for soft tissue sarcomas and rarely become symptomatic until they are extremely large. Traditionally low- and high-grade soft tissue sarcomas of the buttock were treated with a posterior cutaneous flap hemepelvectomy. Today, most sarcomas of this muscle can be resected with safe margins ...
... “quiet area” for soft tissue sarcomas and rarely become symptomatic until they are extremely large. Traditionally low- and high-grade soft tissue sarcomas of the buttock were treated with a posterior cutaneous flap hemepelvectomy. Today, most sarcomas of this muscle can be resected with safe margins ...
Normal anatomy
... Examination revealed cleft palate arising from non-union of the middle frontal process and maxillary process of the I-st branchial arch. The cleft was located in the palate between: A *Os incisivum et processus palatinus maxillae B Processus palatinus maxillae dextrae et sinistrae C Lamina horizonta ...
... Examination revealed cleft palate arising from non-union of the middle frontal process and maxillary process of the I-st branchial arch. The cleft was located in the palate between: A *Os incisivum et processus palatinus maxillae B Processus palatinus maxillae dextrae et sinistrae C Lamina horizonta ...
Scapular Fractures
... There will usually be a history of significant blunt trauma, and because of this there should be a high index of suspicion for associated injuries. Neurovascular status should be assessed in all cases. Local signs will usually demonstrate significant swelling and/ or bruising. The exact point of ten ...
... There will usually be a history of significant blunt trauma, and because of this there should be a high index of suspicion for associated injuries. Neurovascular status should be assessed in all cases. Local signs will usually demonstrate significant swelling and/ or bruising. The exact point of ten ...
Tongue Anatomy and Glossectomy
... except the incision is started at the midline raphe and carried down. The posterior and lateral cuts are then made to complete the resection, with appropriate margins. This more extensive resection may not be able to closed primarily or if closed primarily, would cause significant restriction of t ...
... except the incision is started at the midline raphe and carried down. The posterior and lateral cuts are then made to complete the resection, with appropriate margins. This more extensive resection may not be able to closed primarily or if closed primarily, would cause significant restriction of t ...
Vagal schwannoma in parapharyngeal space
... Pre-operative diagnosis of schwannoma is difficult because many vagal schwannomas in addition to being rare, do not usually present with neurological deficits. Paraganglioma, branchial cleft cyst, malignant lymphoma, metastatic cervical lymphadenopathy may be considered as differential diagnosis for ...
... Pre-operative diagnosis of schwannoma is difficult because many vagal schwannomas in addition to being rare, do not usually present with neurological deficits. Paraganglioma, branchial cleft cyst, malignant lymphoma, metastatic cervical lymphadenopathy may be considered as differential diagnosis for ...
Differential diagnosis of Neck masses A mass in the neck is a
... arteries, the common carotid artery along with the internal jugular vein and the vagus nerve. This layer forms the roof of the anterior and posterior triangles. 2- visceral or middle layer: surrounds the pharynx, larynx , esophagus and trachea and allow these structures to slide upon each others. Th ...
... arteries, the common carotid artery along with the internal jugular vein and the vagus nerve. This layer forms the roof of the anterior and posterior triangles. 2- visceral or middle layer: surrounds the pharynx, larynx , esophagus and trachea and allow these structures to slide upon each others. Th ...
Rhabdomyosarcoma
A rhabdomyosarcoma, commonly referred to as RMS, is a type of cancer, specifically a sarcoma (cancer of connective tissues), in which the cancer cells are thought to arise from skeletal muscle progenitors. It can also be found attached to muscle tissue, wrapped around intestines, or in any anatomic location. It mostly occurs in areas naturally lacking in skeletal muscle, such as the head, neck, and genitourinary tract.