GIT Flashcards

(128 cards)

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Feeling of foreign body
Ass with nasal regurgitation

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Mc and symptom only present in Zenkers diverticulum

If absent it is esophageal dysphagia

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Zenkers ? Type of diverticulum

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False and pulsion type

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Zenkers diverticulum position

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Opening at midline
Sac at left posterolateral

Between CricoPHARYNGEUS and Thyropharyngeus

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Treatment of zenkers

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<2cm—Myotomy
>2cm—Dohlmann procedure(Endoscopic stapler)

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Mc complication of zenkers

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Aspiration pneumonitis>Lung abscess

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Diff btw functional and structural dysphagia

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For liquids then solids

Solids then liquids

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Barium swallow

Corkscrew
Birdbeak

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DES

Achalasia

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IOC for Achalasia

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High resolution manometry

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HRM findings of
DES
NC
AC

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IRP<15mmHg
Multipeak contractions
DCI-450-8000mmHg

IRP<15mmHg
DCI>8000mmHg

IRP>15mmHg
Failed peristalsis Type 1
Panesophageal pressurisation Type 2
Premature contractions Type 3

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Initial treatment for functional dysphagia

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CCB Nitrates

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Treatment of Achalasia

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Hellers myotomy/
Hellers Dor fundoplication

New modality—-POEM

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Esophagus
Erosion
White plaque
Serpengious headed up margin ulcers

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Esophagitis
GERD
Candida
CMV ulcer
Feline eosinophilic esophagitis

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Esophageal webs present in

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Plummer vinson symdrome
Patterson kelly brown syndrome

Glossitis
Dysphagia
IDA

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Diff btw RF of sq cell ca and adeno ca of esophagus

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Adeno ca
Obesity
GERD
Barretes esiphagus

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Wide excision of esophageal ca

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Proximal 10 cm
Distal 5 cm

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Incisions of esophageal ca surgery

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Upper M
Middle I
Lower O

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Conduit for esophageal ca

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Stomach
R gastroepiploic> R gastric

Intestine Left colon
Ascending branch of L colic

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Mcc of death in esophageal ca surgery

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Anastomotic leak

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Important cause of GERD

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Frequent transient LES relaxation > Hypotensive LES

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IOC for GERD
Gold standard

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Endoscopy

24hr pH monitoring

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Antireflux surgery

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Nissens fundoplication 360

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Complications of GERD

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Esophagitis>Barretes

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Dye used for staining metaplasia of esophagus

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Methylene blue/ Alcian blue / Cresyl blue

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Mc complication of fundoplication

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Gas bloat syndrome

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IOC for hiatus hernia
CT scan with oral contrast
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Mcc of spontaneous esophageal perforation
Barotrauma>Borhoeve (lower 1/3) Fever L pleural effusion
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Crepitus in neck seen in
Cervical esophagus perforation dt flexible endoscope Rx—Conservative
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IOC for perforation esophagus
CT scan with oral contrast
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Treatment of esophageal perforation
Endoscopic stenting X Primary buttressing / Ttube imperforation with Feeding jejunostomy
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IOC for corrosive injury of esophagus
Gentle endoscopy
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Mc type of Transesophageal fistula
Type C
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Mc cause of acute abdomen pain
Acute appendicitis
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Causes of appendicitis
Fecolith Lymphoid hyperplasia Enterobium vermicularis worm Ecoli Lymphatic obstruction
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Mc type of appendix
Retroceacal
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Pointing sign in appendicitis
Pain is localised
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Cope psoas sign in appendicitis
Hyperextension of LL lead to pain in RIF
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Rousnig sign in appendicitis
Reverse Palpation at LIF lead to pain in RIF
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Dunphy sign in Appendicitis
Coughing/crying leads to pain in RIF
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Tecton sign in appendicitis
Gentle traction of R spermatic cord leads to pain in RIF
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Treatment of Appendicular lump
Oschner Shirren regimen Conservative
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DD of appendicitis in Child and Adult
Mesenteric lymphadenitis due to Yersinia enterocolitica infection Psoas abscess(Groin swelling)
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Mc malignant tumour of appendix
Adeno ca Carcinoid
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Complications of gastrectomy
Bleeding Stump blow out Dumping
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Early vs Late dumping
Hypovolemia Hypoglycemia
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Mcc of Acute ulcer Mc site
Stress gastritis Fundus>Body
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Mc site of chronic ulcer
Duodenal>Gastric(mc site—lesser curve incisura angularis Type 1)
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Treatment of chronic duodenal ulcer Surgery of choice
Trunkal vagotomy with Pyloroplasty(no risk of dumping) Proximal gastric vagotomy
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Complications of chronic ulcer
Bleeding—DU(gastroduodenal A)>GU(L gastric A)
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Mc cause of hemetemesis
PUD > Varices
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Non variceal hemetemesis treatment
Stable—-PPI RL—-Endoscopic FORREST classification—-Endoscopic coagulation and adrenaline inj——Angioembolisation——Explore and oversew /underrun ulcer Unstable——Explore and oversew/underrun
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Treatment of Mallory weiss tear
Conservative X Endoscopic coagulation Branch of L gastric artery
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Treatment of Dielfouy lesion
Submucosal A V malformation Endoscopic coagulation X Angioembolisation of L gastric artery
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Upper GI Lower GI point of differentiation
Ligament of Treitz
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Most sensitive inv for Melena and GI bleed of obscure origin
Tc99 RBC scan It is mostly small intestine bleed Inv—Capsule endoscopy / Double balloon enteroscopy
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MCC of gaatric outlet obstruction
Gastric ca
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Olive in epigastric region
IHPS
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Distant mets of Gastric ca Tteatment
Liver Malignant ascites Trosiers sign Trausseaus syndrome Sister mary joseph nodule Kruckenberg Blummer shell nodularity Palliation of symptoms and chemo If GOO present—-RNY GJ
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Imp prognostic factor of Gastric ca
Stage>Depth
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Laparoscopic staging before radical surgery
Lower esophageal Stomach Gall bladder Cholangio ca Pancreatic Colorectal Ovarian
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Gastric volvulus treatment
Acute——Gangrenous—Gastrectomy Non gangrenous—-Lap closure of hiatal opening and gastropexy Chronic ——Lap closure of hiatal opening and gastropexy
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Xray finding in Gastric volvulus
Retrocardiac air fluid levels in chest xray
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Cause of Small vs large bowel obstruction
Small——Post op adhesive obstruction Large——Cancer
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Treatment of paralytic ileus
Treat the cause Electrolytes Uremia Ureteric renal stone Burns Acute pancreatitis Intra abd fluid collection Bed ridden
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Oglieve syndrome
Pseudoobstruction Elderly bed ridden Neostigmine Serial xray
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Proximal and Distal parts in Intussusception
Intussuspien Intussuseptum
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Lead points of intussusception
Meckels diverticulum Polyp HSP
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Diff btw Ileocolic and Ileoileal intussusception
Sausage shape lump in RHC with empty RIF (Sign of D dance) with Normal RIF
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Red current jelly stool
Intussesception
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Doughy abd
Meconium ileus
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Xray finding of Meconium ileus
Soap bubble appearance Groundglass appearance
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Sequelae of Meckles diverticulum
If persist as band——Volvulus—-obstruction If obliterated but not completely vanished———Umbilical polyp Obliterated from ileum but remains on umbilicus———Umbilical polyp
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Only true diverticulum of GIT
Meckels diverticulum
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Rule of 2 of meckels diverticulum
Seen in 2% 2% asymptomatic 2feet from ileocecal junction 2 inches long 2cm wide 2x more common in males
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Tissue present in meckels diverticulum
Heteropic tissue——Gastric mucosa>pancreatic
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IOC for meckels diverticulum
Tc99 RBC scan
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Mcc of acute and chronic mesenteric ischemia
Acute——Afib. SMA Chronic—-Atherosclerosis. SMA
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Treatment of mesenteric ischemia
Early————Fogartys embolectomy Late————Exp lap with resection of gangrenous bowel If chronic due to atherosclerosis——Balloon angioplasty
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Complication of resection of bowel
Short bowel syndrome
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Treatment of mesenteric cyst
Chylolymphatic———Enucleation Enterogenous———Segmental resection and anastomoses
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IOC for Hirschprung disease
Rectal biopsy
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Treatment of Hirschprung disease
Short ———Rectal strip myectomy Long———Pull through operation Duhamel Swenson Modified Swoves
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CT finding of Volvulus
Swirl sign
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Diverticulosis ? Type of diverticula
False and pulsion
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Clinical features of Diverticulitis
Left sided appendicitis
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IOC for Diverticulosis Diverticulitis
Ba enema CT
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Rectal prolapse Partial vs Complete
Peds Mucosa and Submucosa Adult All layers
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Rectal prolapse treatment
Partial——-Digital reposition X Sclerotherapy X Excision of redundant mucosa submucosa Complete——— Perineal(Elderly)——-DAT Abdominal(Young)——Wells Repstein Anterior rectopexy Goldberg rectopexy
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Colorectal ca presentation
Right side Late Good prognosis Anemia Malena Mass Left side Early Bad prognosis Obstruction
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Mc type of colorectal ca
Adenoca
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RF of colorectal ca
Age Family history DM——but Metformin is protective High fatty diet FAP HNPCC
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IOC for colorectal ca
Colonoscopy If not possible—-CT colonography
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Treatment of rectal ca
Anterior resection Low anterior resection Abdomino perineal resection
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Inv for LN in rectal ca
Endorectal coil MRI
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High mobilisation Vs Low mobilisation
Sympathetic Parasympathetic
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Type of Ca above and below dentate line
Above——Columnar Below——Squamous
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Management of fistula in ano
Low———Fistulotomy High———Seton Anorectal advancement flap surgery
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IOC for fistula in ano
MR- fistulogram
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Primary hemorrhoids
3 7 11 All primary are internal Internal are usually not painful
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Grading and treatment of hemorrhoids
1–Bleeding no prolapse 2–Prolapse but goes back spontaneously 3–Manual reposition 4–Irreducible 1–laxative lifestyle modification 2–Barrens banding 34–Milligan Morgan hemorrhoidectomy
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Ginkgo leaf sign
Xray of Esophageal perforation Pneumomediastinum Subcutaneous emphysema
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Barretts treatment
Low grade—Surveillance Intermediate—RFA- F/U High grade—Manage as Ca
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Ceacal bar sign
Inflammed ceacum Areow head appearance—Inflammed appendix
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Mcc of LGIBLEED
Diverticulosis>Angiofysplasia
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DOC for varice bleed Prophylaxis
Terlipressin Beta blockers for rebleed Ceftriaxone for SBP
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Variceal bleed management
EBL X Tubes Linton Minnesota Sengstaken X Repeat EBL X TIPSS
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Complications of TIPSS
Early—Capsular rupture and encephalopathy Late—Stent stenosis/thrombosis
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Nut cracker syndrome
Left renal vein compressed by SMA If duodenum compressed it is Wilkie/Cast/SMA syndrome
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Endoscopes length Anoscope Proctoscope Rigid sigmoidoscope Flexible sigmoidoscope Colonoscope
10 cm 15cm 25cm 60cm 160cm
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Short bowel syndrome Mcc in child and adult Management
NEC/jejunal atresia Chrohns /mesenteric ischemia GLP2 agonists Lengthening procedures Bianchi Step Kimura
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Max risk of malnourishment in which type of enterocutaneous fistula
Duodenal fistula
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Mirizzi syndrome
Gall stone ass jaundice
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Waxing and waning jaundice
Peri ampullary ca Double duct sign
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Scolicidal agents in PAIR
95% Ethanol Hypertonic saline NOT FORMALIN
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Sausage pancreas
Autoimmune pancreatitis IgG4 related disease
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Inguinal canal borders
Anterior——External abdominal oblique Posterior——Fascia transversalis Roof——Transverse abdominus + Internal oblique (Conjoint tendon)
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Hasselbach triangle
Lateral——Inf epigastric vessels Medial——Rectus abdominus Inferior——Lacunar ligament
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Ligaments of External oblique
LIP Lacunar Inguinal Pectineal
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Landmark of Inguinal hernia and Femoral hernia
Pubic tubercle
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Myopectineal orifice
Superior——Int oblique/TA Inferior——Coopers Medial——Rectus muscle and sheath Lateral——Ileopsoas
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Traingle of Doom boundaries
Lateral——Gonadal vessels Posterior——Peritoneal reflection Medial——Vas deferense Contents Iliac artery Iliac vein Genital br of genitofemoral nerve
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Triangle of Pain
Superomedial——Gonadal vessels Lateral——Peritoneal reflection Inferolateral——Iliopubic tract Contents Deep circumflex iliac artery and vein Lateral cutaneous femoral nerve Ant femoral cutaneous nerve Femoral branch of genitofemoral nerve Femoral nerve
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Contents of inguinal canal
Spermatic cord Ilioinguinal nerve
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Spermatic cord contents
3A Testicular A Vas A Cremasteric A 3V Vas Pampaniform plexus Testicular lymphatics 3N Genital br of GFN Synpathetuc and visceral afferent Ilioinguinal nerve
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Types of hernia Litter Amyand Gibson Pantaloon Sliding Richter Oglive Maydle
Meckels diverticulum Appendix Hernia Hydrocele Direct Indirect Sigmoid Hernia Diarrhoea Congenital direct W shaped contents(necrosis/strangulation)
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Hernia mimicking peptic ulcer
Epigastric hernia Linea alba
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Infra umbilical hernia above arcuate line
Spigelian hernia Defect in Transverse abdominus High risk of strangulation
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Hernia with less chances of strangulation
Umbilical hernia Incisional hernia but In adult has high risk of strangulation
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Structure between Direct and Indirect hernia
Inf epigastric artery