1
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def
A
removal of the appendix
2
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indications
A
acute appendicitis
3
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complications
A
uncommon
presence of inflammation or peritonitis may reflect ileus, haemorrhage, infection
Gastrointestinal
flashcards
Decks in class (62)
# Cards
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Achalasia17
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Acute Cholangitis14
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Alcohol Hepatis18
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Anal Fissure10
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Appendicectomy3
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Appendicitis16
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Autoimmune hepatitis13
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Bariatric Surgery5
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Barrett's Oesophagus9
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Biliary Colic12
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Cholecystectomy3
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Cholecystitis17
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Cirrhosis26
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Coeliac's Disease11
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Colonoscopy3
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Colonic Polyps11
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Crohn's Disease14
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Diverticular Disease16
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ERCP4
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Endoscopy3
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GORD11
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Gastroenteritis22
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GI Perforation10
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Haemorrhoidectomy3
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Haemorrhoids14
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Femoral Hernia20
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Inguinal Hernia18
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Miscellaneous Hernias19
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Hiatus Hernia9
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Infectious Colitis8
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Intestinal Ischaemia7
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Intestinal Obstruction12
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome10
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Laparoscopic Abdominal Surgery3
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Liver Abscesses + Cysts10
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Liver Failure23
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Mallory-Weiss Tear16
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Nasogastric Tube Insertion3
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Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH)11
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Pancreatitis (Acute)28
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Pancreatitis (Chronic)14
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Peptic Ulcer Disease22
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Gastritis10
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Perianal Abscess + Fistula18
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Peritonitis23
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Pilonidal Sinus11
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Portal Hypertension21
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Primary Biliary Cirrhosis13
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Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis11
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Rectal Prolapse9
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Ulcerative Colitis36
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Viral Hepatitis A&E19
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Viral Hepatitis B&D26
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Viral Hepatitis C24
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Volvulus (Colonic)12
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Volvulus (Gastric)11
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Wilson's Disease21
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PassMedicine138
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MedEd298
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MedEd GI Surgery9
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GI SBAs27
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LFTs28
